Dinnerware set for 8 people by Antonia Campi for Ginori, 1970s

Dinner service for eight people designed by Antonia Campi for Richard Ginori in the 1970s. A collection distinguished by a clean yet lively graphic language, in which floral decoration is reinterpreted through geometric shapes and colours characteristic of the period. Made of white glazed ceramic, the service consists of 24 plates divided into three types, with eight pieces of each. The circular shapes, featuring slightly raised rims and varying depths, are enhanced by a stylised central decoration in shades of green and ochre yellow, complemented by a fine green line around the rim. The floral motif is composed of overlapping semicircular elements, concentric lines and small geometric leaves, creating a modern and immediately recognisable composition. The contrast between the white ceramic and the coloured decoration emphasises the clarity of the forms and gives the collection a distinctive visual identity. A dinner service reflecting Antonia Campi's design approach, combining everyday functionality with decorative experimentation and transforming ordinary objects into expressions of twentieth-century Italian design. Condition: Good overall condition, some signs of use. Dimensions: \ Diameter 24 cm – Height 3 cm\ Diameter 21 cm – Height 3.5 cm\ Diameter 21 cm – Height 2.5 cm. Ref.: C0932.