Christiansborg - 20.531-U200.555 chairs The Amor Urn and their

The Amor Urn and their "sister urns" The Baccus urns and Baroque urns are probably developed purely for their decorative beauty and shape

thus providing the user with lifelong security

No two surfaces are exactly the same and each product coating is slightly unique in appearance

corrosion-resistant and contains anti-bacterial properties

It was from here that the name ‘Christiansborg’ was given to this model tap

Christiansborg - 20.531-U200.555 chairs The Amor Urn and theirChristiansborg fixture w. U200 spout Kitchen Code: 20. 531 U200. 555 TONI Hand built in Denmark Following a fire at Christiansborg Palace in 1884, the palace sought to replenish the belongings and property that were lost in the incident. Fritz Toxborg's father, Edgar was working for the equipment company Auchenberg, who supplied the palace with sanitary fittings throughout the reconstruction process. It was from here that the name Christiansborg was