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Leopard Vide Poche

Leopard Vide Poche

SKU:1050091

£275
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Product Description

Designed by Asprey, the Leopard Vide Poche is decorated using a combination of decal transfers and hand painting. It is finished by hand with a 24 carat gold trim. The concealed leopard's eye is a quirky detail adding to the item's appeal. Made from fine bone china, the vide poche (meaning 'empty pocket' in French) is intended to be a trinket tray used for holding the contents of your pockets, or equally as a beautiful object with which to decorate your home. Please note that this is therefore a decorative item and is not for food use.

Features

  • Hand-painted fine bone china
  • Leopard print detail
  • Hand-painted gold finished edges
  • This is a decorative item, not for food use

Specifications

  • Length: 20cm / 8"
  • Height: 4cm / 1.5"
  • Depth: 17cm / 6.5"
  • Material: Fine Bone China
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