Richard Ginori
Fortunae Centerpiese
Fortunae Centerpiese
SKU:182RG00 FCO004LX0330G00136900
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The Game of the Goose centerpiece Fortunae by Ginori 1735 is a round serving tray crafted from Made in Italy porcelain, designed to bring a tangible expression of good fortune to both the table and the home. Enhanced with gold detailing, the Game of the Goose pattern unfolds across its surface as a richly layered visual narrative, composed of symbols of good fortune and meaningful motifs.
Part of the Fortunae giftware collection, inspired by the idea of good fortune as something to give or cherish, this piece tells the story of luck through an elegant decorative language. Drawing inspiration from the Game of the Goose, whose origins date back to the Medici era, the design becomes a visual journey where well wishes take shape through Ginori 1735's refined, graphic, and contemporary aesthetic.
This round serving tray is ideal for serving aperitifs or afternoon tea, while also making a striking decorative centerpiece. Presented in an exclusive gift box, it is perfect for gift giving and includes the official Game of the Goose rules. Pair it with the dice cup and the game pieces from the Fortunae collection to create a convivial mix&match setting.
This game is not suitable for children under 15 years of age.
Product details
- Product: charger plate
- Collection: Fortunae
- Brand: Ginori 1735
- Decor: Game of the Goose, a richly layered visual narrative composed of symbols of good fortune
- Material: porcelain with gold detailing
- Origin: Made in Italy
- Use: decorative centerpiece, serving tray, board game
- Context of use: dining table, living spaces, aperitif, gift occasions
- Packaging: exclusive gift box, perfect for gifting; includes the Game of the Goose rules
- Mix&match: pair with the dice cup and game pieces, or with the tea or espresso set
- H: 2 cm
- Dim: 33 cm
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