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'Ceramic Container No 3', aubergine

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Item# VITR20CER573PUR
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    No. 3, dark aubergine
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  • Vitra 'Ceramic Container No 3', aubergine No. 3, dark aubergine VITR20CER573PUR
  • Vitra 'Ceramic Container No 3', aubergine No. 3, dark aubergine VITR20CER573PUR
  • Vitra 'Ceramic Container No 3', aubergine No. 3, dark aubergine VITR20CER573PUR
  • Vitra 'Ceramic Container No 3', aubergine No. 3, dark aubergine VITR20CER573PUR
  • Vitra 'Ceramic Container No 3', aubergine No. 3, dark aubergine VITR20CER573PUR
  • Vitra 'Ceramic Container No 3', aubergine No. 3, dark aubergine VITR20CER573PUR
Vitra's 'Ceramic Containers' are ideal for storing small items such as keys, change and trinkets. Derived from American architect Alexander Girard's original 'Ceramic Containers' collection designed in 1952, the glazed ceramic item has been reissued by Vitra and is one of a series of pieces that echo the traditional shapes of apothecary vessels, board game tokens or millinery blocks.

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Vitra's 'Ceramic Containers' are ideal for storing small items such as keys, change and trinkets. Derived from American architect Alexander Girard's original 'Ceramic Containers' collection designed in 1952, the glazed ceramic item has been reissued by Vitra and is one of a series of pieces that echo the traditional shapes of apothecary vessels, board game tokens or millinery blocks.
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FRANKBROS says
Vitra's 'Ceramic Containers' are ideal for storing small items such as keys, change and trinkets. Derived from American architect Alexander Girard's original 'Ceramic Containers' collection designed in 1952, the glazed ceramic item has been reissued by Vitra and is one of a series of pieces that echo the traditional shapes of apothecary vessels, board game tokens or millinery blocks.

Technical

Ceramic
Width 160mm
Length 160mm
Height 265mm
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Technical
Ceramic
Width 160mm
Length 160mm
Height 265mm

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All purchases are sent by Standard Shipping. If you can’t wait, select the Express Shipping. You can return all purchased products within 14 days. For more details on Shipping and Returns, contact our Customer Service.
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Delivery & Returns

All purchases are sent by Standard Shipping. If you can’t wait, select the Express Shipping. You can return all purchased products within 14 days. For more details on Shipping and Returns, contact our Customer Service.