Help I.D.ing This Richard Ginori Pattern

[maeday76]

I've looked everywhere for a name to this pattern, and have found a couple that match, but the pattern name wasn't included. TIA!!

 

 

 

[Anonymous]

Is there a wheat pattern in the gold trim? I see a few unnamed examples around the web, but they do mention a wheat design in the the gold trim.

[maeday76]

@Anonymous I searched both wheat and laurel (I thought they were a play on neoclassical laurel festoons) but neither got any results.

[maeday76]

 In case the mark is of any help...

[mopata]

You can go to the Richard Ginori section on Replacements to see if you can find it but, they've made a LOT of patterns so, it will take a while and there is no guarantee that it will be there.  Many patterns never had a name and are only given a pattern number like GIN117.

[maeday76]

After Gottenburg, replacements is my go to. All of the regular avenues have been scoured. 

[cambriachick]

Did you upload a picture on on replacements? They'll find the closest match they have.

[orphie1402 · Accepted solution]

https://www.replacements.com/china-richard-ginori-gin267/c/381956

[maeday76]

Replacements is my first move in these matters, but they were unable. 

[smiling66]

---

@maeday76 wrote:

Replacements is my first move in these matters, but they were unable. 

---

orphie1402 found your pattern on replacements.com. Look at message 8 of 9 and the link.

[maeday76]

@smiling66 Yes, I was hoping for the name used by the company, but replacements couldn't be more clear than their own numerical name. Since @orphie1402 did find the pattern, though, I'm giving the "solved" to them. 

Thanks all! If anyone finds out the original name I'm still interested.