Doccia Porcelain Factory
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The Doccia Porcelain Factory was founded in 1737 by Marchese Carlo Ginori near Florence, making it one of Italy's oldest porcelain manufacturers. It produced white and decorated porcelain figures, tableware, and copies of classical sculptures. The factory became Ginori-Richard in 1896. Its early production includes distinctive gray-toned porcelain figures copied from ancient and Baroque models.
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About Doccia Porcelain Factory
Doccia produced porcelain figures, tableware, and miniature copies of classical sculptures from 1737 onward. As one of Italy's oldest porcelain factories, its early grey-toned figures are particularly prized.
The Doccia Porcelain Factory was founded in 1737 by Marchese Carlo Ginori near Florence.
A porcelain figure titled Spring is held by the Cleveland Museum of Art.
The factory became Ginori-Richard in 1896, continuing Italy's oldest porcelain manufacturing tradition.
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