Bim Bum Bam holder for packaged sugar
Code: 32277Product detailed description
White stand for packed sugar in the shape of a horseshoe is made of thick-walled feldspar porcelain. The stand can also be used as an interesting bowl for serving olives and small snacks. Ancap porcelain is characterized by high resistance. The quality of the raw materials used guarantees solid and particularly strong porcelain suitable for everyday use.
Sold in whole packages or by individual pieces.
The bowl occupies a space of approx 13 x 11 cm
Height: 4,5 cm
Original package: 6 pcs
Price for 1 piece
Additional parameters
| Category: | ANCAP porcelain - collection Bim Bum Bam |
|---|---|
| Color: | white |
| Decor: | without decor |
| Inventory: | stands and holder |
| Shape: | horseshoe |
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