Antique Richard-Ginori Doccia Vase c.1890–1910 – Hand-Painted Peasant Scene,...

This is a beautiful antique Richard-Ginori porcelain vase, produced at the famous Doccia factory near Florence, Italy, dating from around 18901910.  Maker: Richard-Ginori (Doccia, Italy)  Mark: Tower emblem in reddish-brown (used late 19thearly 20th century)  Material: Hand-painted porcelain or faience  Design: Detailed depiction of an elderly peasant figure in traditional dress, surrounded by intricate hand-painted borders in gold, ochre, and blue tones.  Height: Approximately 12 inches (30 cm)  Opening diameter: Approximately 6 inches (15 cm)  Base: Factory mark and impressed number; hole present through base (likely adapted for lamp use at some point).  Condition: Excellent antique condition overall. No major cracks or chips noted. Minor wear consistent with age. The central hole at base likely from prior lamp conversion and does not affect display value.  Style: Late 19th-century Renaissance Revival / Art Nouveau influence  Origin: Florence (Doccia), Italy  This is an authentic and elegant example of Ginori craftsmanship, showcasing the high quality and artistic hand-painting that made this Italian porcelain factory famous for centuries. Perfect for collectors of European ceramics, decorative arts, or Italian faience.