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christofle soup cereal bowl  malmaison  porcelain 2
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christofle soup cereal bowl  malmaison  porcelain 2

Malmaison

Porcelain Soup Cereal Bowl Gold Finish

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The Limoges porcelain soup bowl in the Malmaison pattern has a birightly gilded frieze around the rim and is perfect for soups, cereal and fruit. One of Christofle's most historic patterns, Malmaison typifies the Empire styles, with its frieze of delicate palm and lotus leaves and symmetrical design.

  • SKU
    B07646120
  • Reference
    07646120
  • Family
    96 - Soup-cereal bowl
  • Collection
    Malmaison
  • Diametre
    19 cm

Porcelain Soup Cereal Bowl Gold Finish
Malmaison

Porcelain Soup Cereal Bowl Gold Finish

CHF 105.00
Quantity:
CHF 105.00
Quantity:
CHF 105.00

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The “Château de Malmaison” near Paris was the favorite residence of Napoleon Bonaparte and Empress Josephine. The palm and lotus leaf frieze and the symmetry of the decoration are typical of the Empire style, which was largely inspired by Antiquity.

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