Villa d'Este Home Tivoli Ceramic Sand Vase H. 33.5 cm, 4 Tones

Name: Villa d'Este Home Tivoli Ceramic Sand Vase H. 33.5 cm, 4 Tones
Brand: Amazon
SKU: 19111966
Price: 29.33 GBP
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Description

4-tone ceramic vase in porous surface hammered effect Bottle shape Format: l. 11.2 x 11.2 x H 33.5 cm. Colour: sand. Ideal as a flower pot or as an elegant piece of furniture 4 Tone Ceramic Vase Hammered porous surface; Bottle shape Size: L 11.2 x 11.2 x H 33.5 cm; Colour: sand Ideal as a flower pot or as a stylish piece of furniture

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