Versace Platter 40 cm Vanity
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Versace Vanity, is the truly fascinating Versace style! Versace, the Italian Fashion House, designs luxurious, elegant and exciting tableware and gift collections for your home. Inspiration is derived from different cultures, spanning time, space and history. Iconic design blended with the fine manufacturing craftsmanship by Rosenthal combine to make a magnificent collection.
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