BVLGARI LIMOGES Collaboration Quadri Demitasse Cup Saucer Rare White Porcelain

Description

Size: Cup - Diameter approx. 5.5cm, Height 6cm
Saucer: Approximately 12cm in diameter, approximately 2cm in height.

This is a rare demitasse (espresso) cup and saucer manufactured by the prestigious French porcelain manufacturer Limoges for the luxury jewelry brand BVLGARI.

This is an item created through a collaboration between BVLGARI and LIMOGES.

[Main Features]
Sophisticated design... The white porcelain is adorned with gold geometric patterns (chain motifs of connected squares and circles) and beautiful star accents (starbursts).

Gold trim…Gold lines adorn the rim and base of the cup, as well as the edge of the saucer, enhancing the elegant and luxurious feel.

Size: This is a slightly smaller demitasse size, perfect for espresso or strong coffee.

The reverse side features the Bulgari logo and a stamp certifying that it is made of Limoges porcelain from France.

Some areas of the LIMOGES logo print are faded.

This item has been on display and is unused, but since it does not come with the original box, instruction manual, or other included accessories, it is listed as "near mint."

 

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