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Sudpsuez Anatolia Charger Plate by Ginori 1735

$210.00

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Silk Road Collection

Elevate your table setting with the Anatolia Charger Plate, a masterful creation designed by and produced by legendary porcelain house Ginori 1735. This exquisite porcelain plate draws inspiration from the beauty of Ottoman era motifs, featuring an elegant interlocking design.

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