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Versace Wine Bucket 20 cm Stainless Steel
€ 749,00
Versace Wine Bucket 20 cm Stainless Steel by Rosenthal meets Versace takes the classic bar culture to the brand new level. Gift box included.
Size: H 20 cm, Ø 20 cm
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The Versace Bar is an excquisite Rosenthal Versace Collection made of high quality stainless steel that perfectly emphasize its recognizable bright accents. The Medusa head, an iconic emblem of the Versace Maison, can be found on every piece of this modern Collection.
The Versace Bar Collection includes different sizes of buckets for wine, champagne or ice, cocktail shaker, cocktail strainer, round tray, bowl, caviar set and bottle coaster.
This Versace Bar Collection from Rosenthal Meet Versace combines the best taste with high functionality and impeccable style. It’s suitable for all types of ambiance like bars or restaurants and it will be perfect to create your own bar corner at home to taste delightful drinks with your friends.
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