Utensil Holder - Vecchia Deruta - Italian Ceramics
Price: $ 125.50
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Italian Ceramic Utensil Holder - Vecchia Deruta. Handpainted Italian Ceramics from Deruta, Italy..
Organize your kitchen with this handcrafted Italian Ceramic Utensil Jar in Vecchia Deruta.
VECCHIA DERUTA Collection: (Old Deruta) - The authentic richer and more formal version of the renowned Ricco Deruta pattern. Scalloped rim plates featuring the traditional royal blue, yellow gold, and emerald green creating a brilliant elegance to bring royal elegance to your table.The Vecchia Deruta is a design inspired by the frescoes of the master Renaissance artist Raphael. Handmade Italian Ceramics from Deruta, Italy.
SIZE: 5.5 DIAM. X 7.5 HIGH
Colors may vary. Colors in photograph are close but may not represent true colors.
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