Long dish Acapulco Villeroy and Boch hotsell medium model 35 cm very good condition

Long dish Acapulco Villeroy and Boch medium model 35 cm very good condition

Who doesn't know the famous Acapulco service of the Villeroy et Boch manufacture? Its colorful patterns, doves, flowers and branches, are inspired by a traditional Mexican design created by designer Christine Reuter in the late 60s. The colors are typical of the 70s, deliciously vintage!

Here is the long dish, small model: in perfect condition, the colors are vibrant, no crack or chipping. Blue stamp Acapulco de Villeroy and Boch, on the reverse.

Dimensions: length 35.5 cm without handles, 41 cm with handles, width 19.5 cm, height 2.5 cm. Sale by the unit.

The same dish is available in other ads in small and large size (see last photo)

For any question: ETSY messaging or 06 09 69 29 72

Other items from the same collection are on sale in my shop. Contact me for shipping costs in case of purchase of several objects.

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The word of the Manège de Zébulon: the objects that are proposed to you are second-hand objects, which may have slight traces of wear (micro-scratches for example) but they are in very good condition and without any chipping.

Items are packed and shipped with the utmost care to take into account their fragility. In case of problems, do not hesitate to contact me immediately to find the best solution.
Delivery costs take into account logistical costs, but also packaging costs imposed by the fragility of these objects.
Any customs duties and taxes are the responsibility of the buyer. Check with the customs service of the destination country.

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A little history ...: the company Villeroy et Boch was born in 1748 in Lorraine, and set up its factory in 1766 in Luxembourg, where it obtained the title of "Manufacture Impériale et Royale". From 1959, vitro-porcelain began to be produced at the Luxembourg manufacture of Sept Fontaines, mentioned on the stamp.

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Long dish Acapulco Villeroy & Boch, medium size, very good condition

Who doesn't know the famous Acapulco service from Villeroy et Boch? Its colorful patterns, doves, flowers and branches, are inspired by a traditional Mexican design created by the designer Christine Reuter in the late 60s hotsell. The colors are typical of the 70's, deliciously vintage!

Here is the long dish, medium size : in perfect condition, the colours are bright, no cracks or chips. Villeroy & Boch blue Acapulco stamp on the back.

Dimensions: length 35.5 cm (14") without handles, 41 cm (16.1") with handles, width 19.5 cm (7.6"), height 2.5 cm (0.9"). Sold individually.

The same dish is available in other ads in small and large size (see last picture)

For any question: ETSY message or +33 6 09 69 29 72

Other objects of the same collection are on sale in my store. Please contact me for the shipping costs in case of purchase of several items.

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A word from Le Manège de Zébulon : the items which are proposed to you are second-hand items, which can comprise light traces of use (micro-scratches for example) but they are in very good state and without any chipping.

The objects are packed and shipped with the greatest care to take into account their fragility. In case of problem, do not hesitate to contact me immediately to find the best solution.
The delivery costs take into account the logistic costs, but also the packaging costs imposed by the fragility of these objects.
Any customs duties and taxes are the responsibility of the buyer. Please check with the customs authorities in the country of destination.

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A bit of history ... : The company Villeroy et Boch was born in 1748 in Lorraine, and installed its factory in 1766 in Luxembourg, where it obtained the title of "Manufacture Impériale et Royale". From 1959, the vitro-porcelain began to be produced at the Luxembourg factory of Sept Fontaines, mentioned on the stamp.