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Mason Cash In The Forest Hedgehog Burgundy Mixing Bowl, 21cm/ 1.1 Litre RHPR600-S These knives take their inspiration
Mason Cash In The Forest Hedgehog Burgundy Mixing Bowl, 21cm/ 1.1 Litre RHPR600-S These knives take their inspiration
Mason Cash In The Forest Hedgehog Burgundy Mixing Bowl, 21cm/ 1.1 Litre RHPR600-S These knives take their inspiration
Mason Cash In The Forest Hedgehog Burgundy Mixing Bowl, 21cm/ 1.1 Litre RHPR600-S These knives take their inspiration
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Mason Cash In The Forest Hedgehog Burgundy Mixing Bowl, 21cm/ 1.1 Litre RHPR600-S These knives take their inspiration

SKU: 87633237387
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USD49.95 USD91.95

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Mason Cash In The Forest Hedgehog Burgundy Mixing Bowl, 21cm 1.1 Litre RHPR600 S These knives take their inspiration These knives take their inspiration from Japanese Usuba (Vegetable Knives) Cool touch handle Part of the Mason Cash In the Forest range this bowl is embossed with hedgehog forest scenes inspired by folk tales of the mid 19th Century The Mason Cash S30 (21cm) Hedgehog Red Mixing Bowl is perfect for pudding and cookie dough mixes

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