need help on vase

hello i aquired this flower vase at a yard sale a few weeks back. i was wondering what era it could be possibly from? also on the side of the vase it has a name "s.giusti" not sure who that is. i tried doing some research on my own but couldnt find much so was wondering if anyone here would have any information on what i have. also there is another name on the bottom of the vase and it says "ginori" then the letter "D" below the name. if anyone has information im all ears. thanks for your time!

 

Probably just a painter for the factory , but this is one of the most beautiful examples of this type of thing Ive ever seen ! Whoever they were , they were talented beyond belief .

 

I found this but can't verify it: https://www.rubylane.com/item/545229-LIM602/Ginori-Firenzi-Ware-Gorgeous-Bowl-Roses

 

Thanks Johnny! Thanks jane it has the exact same stamping on the bottom as mine. Difference is the name on them are different. What Era do you think it's from?

 

Here is some history of the company. Very well known, and used to command very high prices.
It became Richard-Ginori in 1896. So I'm going to guess this is before that time.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Doccia_porcelain

"s.giusti" would be the artist who did the painting.
I don't know if there is a list of artists and when they worked for the company.

 

It turns out that the information re: Firenze Ware comes from Walter's board, so the vase is from the 1920s to 1940s: http://italianpotterymarks.freeforums.org/post462.html#p462

 

Thanks Janet, when it comes to pottery you know so much more than me.
I copied Walter's answer from the link you posted, since not everyone clicks links.

"The porcelain vase was created by the world renown firm of Richard-Ginori. It was sold as a blank to the import company known as Flrenze Ware in the U.S (Firenze is known as Florence in English speaking country). This company, operating in the 1920's and 30's, and 40's would commission individual artists to paint the blank porcelains supplied by Ginori and distribute them to high-end department stores throughout the U.S. and England. Firenze Ware products were advertised as being made with trim of 'Pure Roman Gold' "

 

Thank you so much for the information! Very interesting articles. How much do you think it's worth?

 

No, Pat, I don't know much, I just google til my fingers bleed!