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Pair of Fine Bone China Mugs featuring Monet's Water Lilies
A pair of fine bone china mugs and an attractive keepsake gift box featuring Monet's Water Lilies. The mugs are translucent, chip-resistant and elegant. This set makes a great gift for lovers of coffee and tea.
- Each mug holds 12 oz. (360 ml)
- Microwave and dishwasher safe
- Item #: MC020165
From his studio in Argenteuil, Claude Monet defined the Impressionist movement which is named after one of his paintings. Seeking to fully capture the experience of the moment being depicted, Monet employed flickering brush work and a delicate palette, evoking even the temperature of the air in his charming paintings.
- Each mug holds 12 oz. (360 ml)
- Microwave and dishwasher safe
- Item #: MC020165
From his studio in Argenteuil, Claude Monet defined the Impressionist movement which is named after one of his paintings. Seeking to fully capture the experience of the moment being depicted, Monet employed flickering brush work and a delicate palette, evoking even the temperature of the air in his charming paintings.
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A pair of fine bone china mugs and an attractive keepsake gift box featuring Monet's Water Lilies. The mugs are translucent, chip-resistant and elegant. This set makes a great gift for lovers of coffee and tea.
- Each mug holds 12 oz. (360 ml)
- Microwave and dishwasher safe
- Item #: MC020165
From his studio in Argenteuil, Claude Monet defined the Impressionist movement which is named after one of his paintings. Seeking to fully capture the experience of the moment being depicted, Monet employed flickering brush work and a delicate palette, evoking even the temperature of the air in his charming paintings.
- Each mug holds 12 oz. (360 ml)
- Microwave and dishwasher safe
- Item #: MC020165
From his studio in Argenteuil, Claude Monet defined the Impressionist movement which is named after one of his paintings. Seeking to fully capture the experience of the moment being depicted, Monet employed flickering brush work and a delicate palette, evoking even the temperature of the air in his charming paintings.
