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Queen Of Hearts Trompe L'oeil Plate With Chocolates
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Queen Of Hearts Trompe L'oeil Plate With Chocolates
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Current price: $485.00
Size: OS
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Trompe l’œil plate features hand formed chocolates on an exquisitely painted plate celebrating love and luckIn 18th century Europe, these trick of the eye plates were laid to playfully signify the end of meal service. Today, we love them as decorative obj
- In 18th century Europe, these trick of the eye plates were laid to playfully signify the end of meal service. Today, we love them as decorative objects and as special gifts.
- Entirely hand made and painted
- Ceramic
- 21cm diameter
- Made in Este, Italy
- Hand wash with care
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