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PILLIVUYT FRANCE, my coffee cups with saucers and little soup bowls with covers, i do love using these items in this entire collection that i have , i do must say if one of the bigger pieces were to get broken or damaged it would be very very expensive to replace one of the bigger pieces.
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My daily coffee cups!
thankyou kerry10456 and vetraio50 for the love and wow vetraio50 thats awesome :) these are great:)
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