[Near Mint] Iittala Aika 295mm Graphic Plate – Set of 2 From Japan For Sale

Iittala Aika 295mm
Iittala Aika Graphic Plate (29.5 cm)
A very large plate
It makes dishes like meat or pasta look stunning
Just this single plate can give your table a restaurant-style feelIt has been used only once or twice, but please understand that it is a pre-owned item
I am not sure if it has been discontinued, but I was unable to find this specific size in online searches
Color: White
Type: Plate/Dish
Material: Ceramic
Size: Large (Diameter: 25.0 cm or larger)
Shape: RoundI used to collect tableware and cooking-related items
I have started listing them as I am trying to downsize my possessionsTo anyone who might use and enjoy this item:
Thank you for your interest! (^^)*Please note that even with minimal use, this is a pre-owned item
Please refrain from purchasing if you are concerned about minor details

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