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$12.99
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Looking for a stylish and functional way to organize your kitchen utensils? This pre-owned, but new, ceramic utensil holder offers a vibrant solution. This charming crock not only keeps your tools within easy reach but also adds a touch of personality to your countertop, all while supporting a worthy cause.
Functional Design for Easy Access
Measuring about 7.5H x 6.25″ dia., this ceramic utensil holder offers ample space to store your spatulas, spoons, whisks, and other cooking tools. The wide opening allows for easy access to your utensils, eliminating the need to rummage through drawers or cabinets.
Colorful Confetti Design Adds Cheer
This white ceramic crock features a playful confetti design with splashes of pink, teal, red, gray, black, purple, and green. This cheerful pattern adds a touch of personality to your kitchen décor and complements a variety of color schemes.
More Than Just a Utensil Holder
While perfect for storing your cooking tools, this versatile crock can also be used for other purposes. Consider using it as a pen and pencil holder on your desk, a makeup brush holder in your bedroom, or even a flower vase.
Pre-owned Value and Supporting a Great Cause
This ceramic utensil holder is pre-owned, but it’s new and has never been used. By purchasing it from Father Joe’s Villages, you’re not only getting a functional and stylish storage solution. You’re also contributing to our mission to prevent and end homelessness in San Diego.
Product Details:
Organize your kitchen tools in style with this colorful ceramic utensil holder while supporting a great cause.
Color: White with colorful confetti pattern (pink, teal, red, gray, black, purple, green)
Dimensions: 7.5H x 6.25″ dia.
Condition: Pre-owned, new
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