(The price is currently displayed per 4 pieces. Please feel free to contact us in the comments before placing your bid regarding the number of pieces.)

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Meissen white relief 19cm.
Since it is unused, I would like to give it to someone who will cherish it.
You can purchase up to 7 pieces. (Please contact us in advance to inquire about the number of pieces.)


It is currently out of stock and no longer available.
A few years ago, the manufacturer's list price was just over 10,000 yen per piece, including tax.
Due to the weak yen, prices are expected to rise for Meissen porcelain as a whole, so please consider purchasing new or additional items!

From the manufacturer's description:
The "White Relief" series can be combined with a variety of tableware and matches any style, whether Japanese, Western, or Chinese.
The "Großer Ausschnitt" form, created by Meissen's top artist Ludwig Zepner, is decorated with reliefs that were inspired by his impressions from a trip to India.
The relief pattern covers the mirror-like surface of the white porcelain, giving it a ripple-like expanse and beauty.

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