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Set of 2 mazagrans or ceramic coffee cups
Castelroux, France
Height: H14cm*D7cm
Excellent condition
A mazagran is a tall, goblet-shaped cup used to drink coffee.
It owes its name to the city of Mazagran in Algeria, where, in 1840, a French detachment supported a siege against a large Algerian troop.
The idea, in addition to the intention of celebrating a feat of arms, is that of a coffee drunk in a hurry, like in Mazagran.
Quick and neat delivery.
Castelroux, France
Height: H14cm*D7cm
Excellent condition
A mazagran is a tall, goblet-shaped cup used to drink coffee.
It owes its name to the city of Mazagran in Algeria, where, in 1840, a French detachment supported a siege against a large Algerian troop.
The idea, in addition to the intention of celebrating a feat of arms, is that of a coffee drunk in a hurry, like in Mazagran.
Quick and neat delivery.
Réf :
#192503
Color(s) : Beige / Brown
Material : Ceramic
Pattern : Illustration
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Description
Set of 2 mazagrans or ceramic coffee cups
Castelroux, France
Height: H14cm*D7cm
Excellent condition
A mazagran is a tall, goblet-shaped cup used to drink coffee.
It owes its name to the city of Mazagran in Algeria, where, in 1840, a French detachment supported a siege against a large Algerian troop.
The idea, in addition to the intention of celebrating a feat of arms, is that of a coffee drunk in a hurry, like in Mazagran.
Quick and neat delivery.
Castelroux, France
Height: H14cm*D7cm
Excellent condition
A mazagran is a tall, goblet-shaped cup used to drink coffee.
It owes its name to the city of Mazagran in Algeria, where, in 1840, a French detachment supported a siege against a large Algerian troop.
The idea, in addition to the intention of celebrating a feat of arms, is that of a coffee drunk in a hurry, like in Mazagran.
Quick and neat delivery.
Réf :
#192503
Color(s) : Beige / Brown
Material : Ceramic
Pattern : Illustration
