Bach and Beethoven Plates with Clock
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Dolls House Miniature RP14646 - Bach and Beethoven Plates with Clock
RP14646 - Bach and Beethoven Plates with Clock - 1:12 Scale
Made to the highest quality with gorgeous attention to detail, the Bach and Beethoven Plates with Clock from Reutter makes a gorgeous addition to any collection. Handcrafted and painted in Germany to the highest standards.
For the last 70 years Reutter Porzellan have been producing beautiful porcelain miniatures and souvenirs. These pieces are highly detailed and feature affectionate artistry. Nearly all Reutter's miniatures are hand painted with 24-carat gold. We proudly stock a wide range of Reutter products.
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Codes:14646
This product is not suitable for children under 14
More Information
| Brands | Reutter |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 2.8 cm x 2.7 cms x 2.9 cm |
| Scale | 1:12 |
| Material | Porcelain |
| For Ages | 14 + |
Customer Reviews
Rating
5
I bought these for a large bookcase
Review by
Suzi S
I bought these for a large bookcase, purely on a whim, and wouldn't normally spend so much on ornaments, but oh my! They are beautiful
I can always depend on Reutter to make gorgeous miniatures and these are superb.
Beautifully presented, in a very nice case (which I kept to turn into something else sometime) - It was almost a shame to remove them from it.
But they look very nice indeed on the bookcase
I put a teeny dab of PVA glue on the bottom of each one to avoid accidental spills.
Very pleased with these and worth every penny. Detail is amazing
I can always depend on Reutter to make gorgeous miniatures and these are superb.
Beautifully presented, in a very nice case (which I kept to turn into something else sometime) - It was almost a shame to remove them from it.
But they look very nice indeed on the bookcase
I put a teeny dab of PVA glue on the bottom of each one to avoid accidental spills.
Very pleased with these and worth every penny. Detail is amazing
Rating
2
Why do you say
Review by
Sonja
Why do you say "Mozart" when this is clearly BACH and Beethoven? What is wrong, the tile or the picture???
Rating
5
That
Review by
Kelly K
That's Bach and Beethoven, not Mozart and Beethoven. :)
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