Versace Sauce-Boat 2 pcs. Le jardin de Versace
555,00€
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Versace Sauce-Boat 2 pcs. Le jardin de Versace in finest porcelain. Gift box included.
An exclusive design, the fascination of distant glamorous epochs and elegance and refinement – this is the world of Le jardin de Versace.
Capacity: 0,55 l
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An enchanting garden in delicate pastel shades and an opulent diversity of blossoms, berries, insects and ornaments. That’s the way the Rosenthal Versace Le Jardin de Versace porcelain presents itself. Fine porcelain meets a fine and elegant decor. This tableware collection is not pretentious at all but sensual and noble at the same time.
Rosenthal Versace Le Jardin de Versace invites you to have a vast dinner with a noble flair, to have an easy teatime in the morning or to have an elegant coffeetime in the afternoon, with your friends.
Just complete your Rosenthal Versace Le Jardin de Versace porcelain with a matching glass series or cutlery!
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