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Deruta Italian Ceramic Oval Platter Deruta Italian Ceramic Oval Platter
Ceramic Oval Platter - Fondo Nero Peacock - 38cm x 30cm (15 in x 12 in)
$495.00 x = $495.00

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Deruta Italian Ceramic Dinner Place Setting - Fondo Nero

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Deruta Italian Ceramic Dinner Place Setting - Fondo Nero
Elegant 3-piece Dinnerware Place Setting - Scalloped "Fondo Nero" style - (SKU reference - Dinner Plate: PLDFDN0328SC, Soup/Pasta Bowl: PLPFDN0424SC, Salad Plate: PLSFDN0321SC)

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Ceramic Majolica Pitcher Fondo Nero

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Ceramic Majolica Pitcher Fondo Nero
Ceramic Pitcher - Fondo Nero - 18cm high x 21cm wide (7.5in high x 8.25in wide)

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