Versace Prestige Gala 2 Service Plate 30 cm by Rosenthal
€ 218,00
Versace “Prestige Gala 2” Service Plate comes with a refined gift box.
The flamboyant gold acanthus foliage and tendrils alternated with linear silver and golden Greek keys frame a luxurious vase and two imposing lions clinging from the flowing drapery.
The two Medusa medallions inserted in the frieze add the iconic Versace touch to the new Prestige Gala collection making the plate a unique gift.
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Bring an ornate note to the table with stunning 24K gold-detailed dinnerware by Rosenthal Meets Versace.
Inspired by the iconic patterns of the silk collection “Le Vase Baroque” of the Versace design fashion Maison, the collection is the triumph of lavish gold and platinum embellishments and motifs in shades of black and grey, brilliant blue and turquoise, and lilac, which bring to the table-top an extraordinary elegance nearly bordering eccentricity which is typical of the Versace style.
There is a second variation in bright turquoise colour.
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His works are characterised by magic and mysticism and by the use of precious materials such as porcelain.
Wunderlich had been working for Rosenthal since 1978.
