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Versace Creamer Flower Fantasy
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Versace Flower Fantasy Creamer. Gift box included.
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+39 391.345.6441The exuberance of the fine Versace creamer Flower Fantasy evokes the romantic and festive mood of spring, equally appropriate for a grand table setting. It is produced using the finest porcelain creating a style that is best described as formal and elegant. The most prominent color of this item is actually a mix out of multiple colors. Playful floral decorations make this piece an eye catcher on every table or countertop.
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