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Elysee Covered Sugar Bowl

Elysee Covered Sugar Bowl

Elysee is a historical reproduction of a service first created in 1832 for Louis Philipe 1st, to be used in the King's Palace, then the Tuileries. Continuing with its majestic place in the reigning residence, the collection has since been relocated to the Elysee Palace where the ruling French president still dines upon it. Lavishly adorned with a gold palm frond motif and accented by an inviting powder blue background, the Elysee collection continues to be a pattern which exemplifies everlasting elegance.