jonathan adler st germain tray rectangular large blue

Jonathan Adler

St. Germain Tray Rectangular Large Blue

Name: St. Germain Tray Rectangular Large Blue
Brand: Jonathan Adler
SKU: 378515836213
Price: 925.00 QAR
Availability: OutOfStock

925 ر.ق

Price including VAT

Jonathan Adler

St. Germain Tray Rectangular Large Blue

925 ر.ق

Price including VAT

This product is currently out of stock, and we cannot confirm if or when it will be available again.

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Description

This dazzling tray crafted from the finest leather embellished with a blue color accented with two golden ball shape handles is an exquisite piece that can add elegance and style to any occasion.

Design Details

Material:

Light blue leather and contrast stitching Polished brass rails and ball handles Lined underside

Color:

Blue

Ref code:

32592

Dimension

cm in

Width	51 cm 20.08 in
Diameter	36 cm 14.17 in
Height	5 cm 1.97 in

The Artisan

Jonathan Adler

Potter, designer and author Jonathan Adler launched his namesake brand after leaving his day job to pursue his first love: pottery.
In 1993, Barneys bought his collection of pots, and five years later, he opened his first store in Soho. Jonathan’s desire to design all the bits one needs to create a flawlessly chic home led to more and more.
Today, we are a design company with retail locations worldwide, a thriving e-commerce site, a full slate of residential and commercial projects, and a wholesale business boasting over 1,000 locations globally.
We strive to create luxe and livable interiors that are seriously designed, but don’t take themselves too seriously.

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