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Lifestyle Home Accessories
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KKC Ceramic Storage Canister
KKC Ceramic Storage Caniter, Food Storage Caniter&Beech Lid,Serving Candy, Coffee,Tea and so on
Specification:
Material:ceramics
Lid:Beech
Color:white
Size:500ML/700ML/800ML
Weight(ounces):15,8/19,4/22,9
Dimensions(inches):4,05*4,05*3,66/4,05*4,05*4,52/4,05*4,05*5,31 Feature:
- The body of the bottle is made of ceramic, ceramic resistant, wear-resistant, easy to clean and moisture-proof,
- The lid is beech, resistant to wear and lustre, not easy to deform,
- The design of white ceramic pot and ju wood cover is concise and generous, can be used to decorate household
- The products can be used for the storage of tea, cereals, noodles, milk powder, biscuits and other foods,
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