Built at the beginning of the First World War, it was originally a goldsmith's shop, and later came into the ownership of a Spanish merchant who put his name on the main façade. The interior and the façade are clearly inspired by the Art Nouveau movement, giving personality and refinement to the space, inviting you in. It is currently a ready-to-wear establishment, designed and geared towards people who care about the environment. In this sense, its garments are essentially made of cotton, silk, viscose, wool, linen and leather. They also offer different objects, accessories and jewellery, as well as unique clothing, without repeated pieces, from various Portuguese designers and ceramists.
Products in natural fibres, linen, wool, cotton, silk, viscose, bags, wallets and leather shoes. Portuguese handicrafts. Mostly handmade jewellery.
October until april: monday to sunday: 10h - 19h | may until september: monday to sunday: 10h - 20h
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Address:
Rua 31 de janeiro, 174
Postal Code:
4000-542
City Zone:
Baixa
Landline Phone:
221132276
Mobile Phone:
910909017
Email:
casavicent.porto@gmail.com
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