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Doccia porcelain, now
usually called Richard-
Ginori (or
Ginori 1735;
previously known as the
Doccia porcelain manufactory), at Doccia, a
frazione of Sesto...
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Marchese Carlo Ginori (1702–1757),
Italian politician (Tuscany) and
founder of the
Doccia porcelain factory in
Sesto Fiorentino, near Florence, Italy....
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Piero Ginori Conti,
Prince of Trevignano, (Florence, 3 June 1865 – Florence, 3
December 1939) was a
businessman and
Italian politician. He was the son...
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Palazzo Ginori is a Renaissance-style
palace in Via de'
Ginori # 11 in the
Quartieri San
Giovanni of the city of Florence, Italy. The
palace was built...
- (jewelry) in 2012,
Christopher Kane (British
fashion house) and
Richard Ginori (porcelain) in 2013,
Ulysse Nardin (watches) in 2014. The
group also sold...
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Lorenzo Ginori Lisci (23 May 1823 – 13
February 1878) was an
Italian politician. He was born in Florence. He was
mayor of his hometown. List of Italians...
- years. The Lycée is
located in the
palace once
known as the
Palazzo Venturi Ginori,
built in 1498 for
Bernardo Rucellai on land
owned by his wife
Nannina de'...
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Marquis Carlo Ginori founded one of the
first porcelain plants in Europe, the
Manifattura di Doccia. Now
under the name Richard-
Ginori, the
company is...
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branch of that in Pianosa. In 1889,
Montecristo was
given to
Marquess Carlo Ginori, who
restored the
Villa and
transformed the
island into a
hunting ground...
- Arta
Broch Ceramics TCL
Ceramics (Formerly Tata
Ceramics Limited) Richard-
Ginori 1735
Manifattura di Doccia, (1735–present)
Porcellane Principe snc, Porcellane...
