Bobbin Distaff Kitchen Roll Holder

bobbin distaff kitchen roll holder - The Door Knocker Company
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£15.10 inc VAT

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Description

An old wooden bobbin distaff has been used to create this kitchen roll holder, which can also be used as a double loo roll holder, making sure there is always an extra roll to hand!
Size:330mm high x 125mm wide at base.

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Weight 0.38 kg
Dimensions 12.5 × 12.5 × 33 cm
SKU: DISTAFF_KITCHEN_ROLL_HOLDER Categories: , ,

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