Tea Cups 2 Set Searcus / Turtle-Manta
Tea Cups 2 Set Searcus / Turtle-Manta
Tea Cups 2 Set Searcus / Turtle-Manta
Tea Cups 2 Set Searcus / Turtle-Manta

Tea Cups 2 Set Searcus / Turtle-Manta

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The Turtle-Manta ray set from the SEARCUS collection takes you back to when you were a child and went to the circus for the first time. The turtle carrying a circus on its back and a prawn acrobat on a unicycle and a huge manta ray carrying a hermit crab perfectly balanced on a ball.

PRODUCT CHARACTERISTICS:
The Turtle-Manta ray set is made in porcelain and is therefore suitable for food use and can be washed in the dishwasher.
Capacity 20cl
Diameter 15 cm, weight approx. 198 g each.

Aquatic Creatures items are hand-decorated in Italy on Villeroy & Boch products, therefore the slight differences between the same objects and any imperfections are not defects but characteristics of the manual manufacture and therefore are part of the value of the object itself.


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