SERAX FCK - Deep plate red
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With simple and elegant lines, this deep plate designed by Frédérick Gautier is a tribute to architecture. Combine it with the other pieces in the FCK collection, to obtain a complete rustic and timeless tableware.
Dimensions: H4.5cmxØ21cm
Material: Cement
Color: Red
Designer: Frédérick Gautier
Reference: B4919728
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With simple and elegant lines, this deep plate designed by Frédérick Gautier is a tribute to architecture. Combine it with the other pieces in the FCK collection, to obtain a complete rustic and timeless tableware.
Dimensions: H4.5cmxØ21cm
Material: Cement
Color: Red
Designer: Frédérick Gautier
Reference: B4919728
Delivery time: 7 to 10 business days after payment confirmation.
Return: We accept the return of your order within 14 days.
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