Large Antico Doccia Bianco Sugar Bowl
Large, handcrafted porcelain sugar bowl. Antico Doccia collection.
A porcelain sugar bowl to enhance your moments of relaxation, paired with other exquisite pieces from the tea or coffee set. This large, covered sugar bowl makes a lovely gift when combined with tea or coffee cups from the same line.
Antico Doccia is the first historical collection of the Ginori 1735 Maison. It takes its name from the place where the white gold factory was founded thanks to the intuition of Marquis Carlo Ginori, which led him to create a timeless design inspired by the curved lines and profiles of Late-Baroque Florentine silverwork.
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Large Antico Doccia Bianco Sugar Bowl
Large Antico Doccia Bianco Sugar Bowl
Large, handcrafted porcelain sugar bowl. Antico Doccia collection.
A porcelain sugar bowl to enhance your moments of relaxation, paired with other exquisite pieces from the tea or coffee set. This large, covered sugar bowl makes a lovely gift when combined with tea or coffee cups from the same line.
Antico Doccia is the first historical collection of the Ginori 1735 Maison. It takes its name from the place where the white gold factory was founded thanks to the intuition of Marquis Carlo Ginori, which led him to create a timeless design inspired by the curved lines and profiles of Late-Baroque Florentine silverwork.
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Large, handcrafted porcelain sugar bowl. Antico Doccia collection.
A porcelain sugar bowl to enhance your moments of relaxation, paired with other exquisite pieces from the tea or coffee set. This large, covered sugar bowl makes a lovely gift when combined with tea or coffee cups from the same line.
Antico Doccia is the first historical collection of the Ginori 1735 Maison. It takes its name from the place where the white gold factory was founded thanks to the intuition of Marquis Carlo Ginori, which led him to create a timeless design inspired by the curved lines and profiles of Late-Baroque Florentine silverwork.
