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Big Mamma's vintage plates soon on sale on Leboncoin!

Big Mamma's vintage plates soon on sale on Leboncoin!

Ingrid Boinet | 10/9/23, 1:56 PM

If you're a fan of Big Mamma's restaurant decor, you're going to love this news: you'll soon be able to buy their plates at low prices on Leboncoin!

This news is going to make a lot of people very happy! The superb tableware from Big Mamma's Italian restaurants will soon be available for private sale on ... Leboncoin! An extra-limited edition that's sure to go fast!

Big Mamma x Leboncoin, the not-to-be-missed sale

As well as the delicious Italian dishes on offer at Big Mamma restaurants, what really stands out is the superb vintage tableware. Made by the FIMA Deruta factory in Italy, these pieces catch the eye of customers from the very first visit. The proof: so many customers ask where to buy them that a question is dedicated to them in the site's FAQ !

But unless you're planning a trip to Perugia, Italy, or opening your own restaurant, it's not going to be easy to get hold of one of the pieces. Unless? Unless, for the first time, Big Mamma restaurants are offering their hand-crafted tableware for sale !

Big Mamman x Leboncoin

Indeed, the Italian group will be offering its iconic tableware on the Leboncoin sales platform. The flash sale will enable certain connoisseurs to obtain pieces in extra-limited quantities direct from the various Big Mamma establishments. Even better: dishes, plates and bowls will cost between 11 and 31 euros!

So, from Wednesday, October 11 and Thursday, October 12, 2023, visit the classified ads site for your chance to become the new owner of a tableware set entirely handmade in Italy. First come, first served!

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