Joseph Joseph Melamine white Bread Bin - SOLD

By sliding_doors
November 4, 2015 in For Sale & Items Offered

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Posted November 4, 2015

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Posted November 4, 2015

A stylish storage solution for the modern kitchen, this bread bin is made from 100% melamine, so it?s durable and easy-to-clean too. But the really clever bit is the beech wood lid ? specially designed to double as a breadboard. Simply remove, turn over and you?re ready to begin slicing.

Pictures can be seen at http://www.johnlewis.com/joseph-joseph-bread-bin/p231823389?sku=230485708&kpid=230485708&s_kenid=63d3ed7e-f8a7-44ef-b0ae-e5cd914a2e51&s_kwcid=404x1257917&tmad=c&tmcampid=73 (white version)

Brand new in box. Normally retails at between ?40.00-?50.00 GBP

Duplicate gift hence selling.

NOW SOLD

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