Rice Bowl, 20.25 oz, Premium Porcelain, Black/Colored
Dine in an artistic ambience with manufacture : The graceful, round black bowl and original red and white spots is ideal for serving small dishes. In the delicate bowl, cereal with fresh fruit, as well as soups or desserts are tastefully served. This bowl is arranged charmingly on the table together with the manufacture series tableware.
$54.46
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About this item
- Elegant porcelain Bowl in slate look with original color accents for serving desserts and snacks
- Small size ideal for cereal with fresh fruit as well as desserts or soups, perfect combinable with the dishes of the manufacture series
- Also suitable for Gastronomy thanks to its handy shape, stackable inside of each other, shock-and-impact resistant edges
- Dishwasher safe, microwave safe, high quality: premium porcelain, Made in Germany
- Contents: 1 x rice bowl, 20. 25 oz., premium porcelain, Black/Color
Additional information
| Color |
Black/Colored, Gray, White |
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