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Versace Table Spoon Greca Cutlery
39,00€
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Versace Greca Cutlery stainless steel table spoon is an excellent combination of sophistication and style, perfectly suitable for everyday use. Gift box included.
Lenght: 19,8 cm
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The Greca Cutlery is a timeless flatware, guaranteed by quality and tradition of Rosenthal Versace. It becomes a perfect addition to Versace flatware collection with its sophisticated and contemporary touch at the same time. The stainless steel handles of the finely made spoons, forks and knives are decorated with famous greek key and the iconic Medusa is engraved in the center of it. It’s easy to take care of and can be easily used in everyday life.
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