Museo Ginori
The Museo Ginori is still closed, but it already has many stories to tell
Discover more about the identity and mission of the museum
Collection
The collection of the Museo Ginori tells three centuries of the history of taste and collecting and represents a unicum at an international level for its richness and historical continuity.
Recognized as a complex of exceptional historical-artistic and archival interest, it includes almost 10,000 porcelain and maiolica objects dating from 1737 to 1990, sculptural models, paper documents and drawings, a historic library, a specialized library, and a photo archive.
The collection of the Museo Ginori tells three centuries of the history of taste and collecting and represents a unicum at an international level for its richness and historical continuity.
Recognized as a complex of exceptional historical-artistic and archival interest, it includes almost 10,000 porcelain and maiolica objects dating from 1737 to 1990, sculptural models, paper documents and drawings, a historic library, a specialized library, and a photo archive.
Exhibitions
While awaiting reopening, the Museo Ginori organizes temporary exhibitions at other venues in Italy and abroad, in collaboration with museums and institutions.
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History
Three centuries of history of art, work, and territory
Started in 1737 alongside that of the Manifattura di Doccia, the history of the Museo Ginori has always been intertwined with that of the oldest porcelain manufactory still active in Italy.
