Villeroy & Boch - Dinner set - Summerday - Vitro-Porcelain - 8 people - 21 cm





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Villeroy & Boch “Summerday” – 8 plates, approx. 21 cm
Selling 8 original plates from Villeroy & Boch from the popular series “Summerday.” The classic floral decoration in green, yellow, and warm orange tones comes from German production and is ideally suited as a breakfast, cake, or dessert plate.
* Manufacturer: Villeroy & Boch
* Series/Decor: Summerday
* Material: Vitro-porcelain
* Made in Germany / Mettlach
* Diameter: approx. 21 cm
* Decor: Underglaze decoration
* Dishwasher safe
* Delivery: 8 plates
The plates are in good used condition with signs of wear appropriate for their age. Please refer to the photos for the exact condition.
Beautiful original vintage dinnerware from Villeroy & Boch, ideal to supplement an existing Summerday set or as a decorative collection.
Note: The first image was AI-generated and is intended solely to showcase the item on a neutral background. For assessing the actual condition, only the subsequent original photos are decisive.
Villeroy & Boch “Summerday” – 8 plates, approx. 21 cm
Selling 8 original plates from Villeroy & Boch from the popular series “Summerday.” The classic floral decoration in green, yellow, and warm orange tones comes from German production and is ideally suited as a breakfast, cake, or dessert plate.
* Manufacturer: Villeroy & Boch
* Series/Decor: Summerday
* Material: Vitro-porcelain
* Made in Germany / Mettlach
* Diameter: approx. 21 cm
* Decor: Underglaze decoration
* Dishwasher safe
* Delivery: 8 plates
The plates are in good used condition with signs of wear appropriate for their age. Please refer to the photos for the exact condition.
Beautiful original vintage dinnerware from Villeroy & Boch, ideal to supplement an existing Summerday set or as a decorative collection.
Note: The first image was AI-generated and is intended solely to showcase the item on a neutral background. For assessing the actual condition, only the subsequent original photos are decisive.
