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Kaiden
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It is used mostly for women's hygen.
It has gold trimming and a gold signature.
The designer is will known for his high end designer furniture.
I am in the belief that this item is more than 20-30 years old.
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just posted a book on latrines -- title is "temples of convenience and chambers of delight" -- i think you would get a kick out of it and i'm sure your local library would have a copy -- love the bidet -- appears that it was hardly used
Giessegi is a compound brand name of three letters of the Italian alphabet.
It is how you would read GSG in Italian.
'Gee essay gee'!
That signature underneath is a bit more obscure.
In Spain someone on the net has seen "Ofilanini".
I can't see it.
They do furniture and are based in Appignano, Macerata, Italy.
http://www.giessegi.it/en/arredo-ufficio-moderno
Or women's pleasure. Had a girl fall in love with my bidet until I put a water pressure regulator in. She still sends it Christmas cards. Doesn't send me one!
Thank you for your comments and information. I will definitely look into the book mentioned.