Help I.D.ing This Richard Ginori Pattern
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!!
 
 
 
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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!!
 
 
 
orphie1402
·3 years agohttps://www.replacements.com/china-richard-ginori-gin267/c/381956
maeday76
OP3 years agoReplacements is my first move in these matters, but they were unable.
smiling66
·3 years agoorphie1402 found your pattern on replacements.com. Look at message 8 of 9 and the link.
maeday76
OP3 years ago@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.
cambriachick
·3 years agoDid you upload a picture on on replacements? They'll find the closest match they have.
mopata
·3 years agoYou 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
OP3 years agoAfter Gottenburg, replacements is my go to. All of the regular avenues have been scoured.
maeday76
OP3 years ago In case the mark is of any help...
an-57470
·3 years agoIs 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
OP3 years ago@Anonymous I searched both wheat and laurel (I thought they were a play on neoclassical laurel festoons) but neither got any results.