In 1735, in the Grand Ducato of Florence, Carlo Ginori began producing porcelain. Two years later, he moved the production facility from his palace in Florence, behind the Medici Riccardi Palace, to the Villa of his estate in Doccia.

In 1923, the renowned and iconoclastic architect Gio’ Ponti joins Richard Ginori as its Artistic Director. This union would be responsible for an unparalleled outpouring of artistic achievements in porcelain, vitreous, majolica and terracotta creations.

Francesco Fino, being an admirer and aficionado of Gio’ Ponti, successfully proposed paring with Richard Ginori to offer Ponti’s most prized and unique porcelain pieces at the Atelier.

These internationally renowned works of art are now exclusively available at the Francesco Fino Atelier.