PANIER OVALE A ANSE
PANIER OVALE A ANSE
Natural rattan tray with dome cover
PANIER OVALE A ANSE
PANIER OVALE A ANSE
Natural rattan tray with dome cover

Natural rattan tray with dome cover

B15N
€90.00
Tax included

Tray made of natural round rattan core with its own bell-shaped cover. Without coloured edges for this model, it is suitable for all uses and especially for food: cheeses, pies, pastries, fruits etc.

made by hand

Free shipping to metropolitan France

You can contact us directly

Family business for 4 generations

 

Dimensions: 37cm in diameter and 22cm high

The rattan tray is stamped "KOK MAISON".

Height (cm)
22
Width (cm)
37
Depth (cm)
37
Weight (kg)
0,7
Assembly
delivered assembled
Main Material
Rattan
Country of origin
Indonesia
Collection
VANNERIE
designer
KOK maison
material
Structure en rotin naturel. Tressage en moelle de rotin.
care
Dépoussiérer avec un chiffon humide ou un plumeau.
diameter
37
parcel height (cm)
40
parcel width (cm)
42
parcel length (cm)
40
parcel weight (kg)
1,5
use
Indoor
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