Rosenthal, Asymmetria White, Cream, Sugar and Espresso Cups

Rosenthal, Asymmetria White, Cream, Sugar and Espresso Cups

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$90.00

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Rosenthal, Asymmetria White, Cream, Sugar and Espresso CupsRosenthal, Asymmetria White, Cream, Sugar and four (4) Espresso Cups. This is a lovely set by Rosenthal. All pieces are in excellent, vintage condition. Made in Germany. Pattern has been discontinued. Approximate Dimensions: Creamer: 4" (H) to top of spout. 4 1 2" (W) handle to spout. Weight is 172 grams Sugar Bowl: 4 3 4" (H) to top of finial. 3 3 4" (W) at widest. Weight is 213 grams Espresso Cups: 2 1 8" (H), 3 1 4" (W) handle to edge. Weight is 56

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