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Marmory Tableware Set 8 Pieces, White
$68.00$136
Marmory tableware set by Villeroy & Boch with elegant design in high-quality porcelain with marbled look perfect to brighten up the table setting.
Marmory Tableware Set 8 Pieces$68
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Villeroy & BochMarmory Tableware Set 8 Pieces, White
$68.00
Product information
Marmory tableware set by Villeroy & Boch with elegant design in high-quality porcelain with marbled look perfect to brighten up the table setting.
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The tableware set by Villeroy & Boch has elegant design in high-quality porcelain with marbled look perfect to brighten up the table setting. It has eight useful parts perfect for serving both dinner and breakfast. Mix and match with other parts of the collection to create a beautiful combination.
- Elegant design.
- Marbled look.
- From the series Marmory.
- The tableware set is sold in a 8-pack.
- The tableware set comes in different colours.
- Dinner plate: 27 cm.
- Plate: 21 cm.
- Coffee cup: 24 cl.
- Coffee saucer: 16 cm.
- Made in Germany
- This product is dishwasher and microwave safe.
About the tableware set from Villeroy & Boch
- Elegant design.
- Marbled look.
- From the series Marmory.
- The tableware set is sold in a 8-pack.
- The tableware set comes in different colours.
- Dinner plate: 27 cm.
- Plate: 21 cm.
- Coffee cup: 24 cl.
- Coffee saucer: 16 cm.
- Made in Germany
Care advice for the tableware set
- This product is dishwasher and microwave safe.
Product information
- Item number325797
- Delivery item number19-5163-8855
- Brand
- Series
- Freight classSmall
- ColourGrey, White
- Dishwasher safeYes
- Made inGermany
- MaterialPorcelain
- Microwave safeYes
- Packing Quantity8
About the brand
Villeroy & Boch is the biggest manufacturer of premium ceramic and porcelain products in the world, with an annual revenue of over €853 million. The family-owned company was founded in 1748 by François Boch, which makes it older than the majority of countries in the world!