Our vase, of a mold derived from oriental prototypes, flanks an interesting decoration to the 'du Paquier' with applied vegetable motifs characteristic of the Ginori manufacture (L. Melegati, The European Porcelains at Castello Sforzesco, Milan, 1999, p. 62), and for an analysis of the mould, refer to Biancalana in 2001 (A. Biancalana in AA. VV., Lucca and the porcelains of the Ginori manufacture, catalogue of the exhibition, Lucka, 2001, page 42 p. The President