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In 1735, inspired by a passion for white gold, the Marquis Carlo Andrea Ginori opened a porcelain factory in Doccia, near the Italian manufacturing hub of Florence. Its porcelain products soon appeared in palazzos and courtyards, and the name “Ginori” became synonymous with Italian craftsmanship.
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