Already well known at the Burgundian court in the 13th century, the bonbonnière - formerly known as the "drageoir" - was brought by the first chamberlain at the end of the meal, along with the digestifs.
Candy box with blue leaves
€85.50
Tax included
Already well known at the Burgundian court in the 13th century, the bonbonnière - formerly known as the "drageoir" - was brought by the first chamberlain at the end of the meal, along with the digestifs.
This product cannot be shipped to the USA due to customs restrictions.
Description
Blown in a 200-year-old Portuguese factory that puts all its know-how at the service of quality, this bonbonnière is the fruit of work combining tradition and modernity.
The bonbonnière serves several purposes: firstly, it provides storage for confectionery. Secondly, it protects sweets from the ravages of time. Finally, it allows them to be presented at the table.
This object is as much a practical utensil as a presentation element.
As this product is hand-blown, bubbles may appear which do not affect the strength of the glass, and shapes may vary slightly.
39294
Data sheet
- Height
- 42 cm
- Diameter
- Ø 11 cm
- Composition
- Blown glass
- Manufacturing
- Portuguese
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