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Ecin Marble Serving Plate - Small

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Ecin Marble Serving Plate - SmallEcin small, white marble serving plate Ecin is versatile and perfect for adding a natural and designer touch to all your rooms. It is made of marble, so each piece is exclusive with its own veins and shades. About this product Small serving plate made of white marble Piece made from natural source materials, so each one will be exclusive, with its own shades and textures. Also available in green. Can be combined with the rest of the collection.

Ecin small, white marble serving plate

Ecin is versatile and perfect for adding a natural and designer touch to all your rooms. It is made of marble, so each piece is exclusive with its own veins and shades.

About this product

  • Small serving plate made of white marble
  • Piece made from natural source materials, so each one will be exclusive, with its own shades and textures.
  • Also available in green.
  • Can be combined with the rest of the collection.

Dimensions

Diameter 15 cm

Height 3 cm

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