Yamazaki Spring Bread Festival 1995 Large Fantasy Bowl Set of 3. These are unused items that were stored in a storage room. The attached stickers were removed and the items were cleaned. (The stickers were very hard and stuck due to aging.) Since they have been cleaned once, they are considered to be in near-new condition. Yamazaki Spring Bread Festival Campaign Prize - Not for Sale Made by: Arc International Made in France Yamazaki Baking Co., Ltd. Tempered Glass Width 18cm x Depth 18cm x Height 4.2cm Round Plate, White Plate, Plain, Frilled Plate, Bowl Plate They will be shipped using recycled cardboard, packing materials, and cushioning materials. Shipping is included, and they will be sent via secure, anonymous delivery. Made of tempered glass, they are scratch-resistant and break-resistant, with high plate molding accuracy and a thin profile, so they don't take up much space when stacked. They have a moderate weight and feel comfortable in the hand. They are durable, well-designed, and highly rated for their usability, to the point where you might think all the plates in your house will become Spring Bread Festival plates. Following the popularity of the 1994 Fantasy Bowl, it was made into a series. A slightly larger design with good usability was selected. The frilled wave design is also a design that is reminiscent of the origins of the Bread Festival. These feminine dishes will gently adorn the dining table, and being plain white plates, they are understated and will complement any dish. Reference Heat Resistance: 120°C. These are not heat-resistant dishes. Cannot be used in the oven. Can be used in the microwave and dishwasher. (Please follow the instructions in the instruction manuals for each appliance.) Recommended for use at home, as well as in the food service industry, restaurants, cafeterias, and facilities. First come, first served! If you're interested, please click the like♥ button. Thank you! #Yamazaki #SpringBreadFestival #Plate #WhitePlate #TemperedGlassPlate #ArcInternational #MadeInFrance #Decluttering #TetsunoBreadFestival