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Etch the Clipper, Poly
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Etch the Clipper

$35
The very best tea is made from loose leaves and our contemporary update for the traditional British teatime tool infuses the perfect cup.
Item No. TD-ETCHTC-0001
5 out of 5 Customer Rating

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Poly Poly
Bob Bob
Cone Cone
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This item is currently on backorder. Estimated Delivery: 14 to 16 weeks

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This product is in-stock in our own Sydney warehouse or one of our partner warehouses around the country. Products held in our Sydney warehouse will be dispatched next business day. Products held in our partner warehouses can take up a week to dispatch.

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Description

A stainless steel strainer with a minutely etched surface is formed into a neat cone shape; hung on a metal string with a circular tab, the bottom of the cone delicately slides open for ease of use and cleaning. Use inside a teapot or for a single cup. Designed in London for teatime anywhere.

Product ID: 1500094

Dimensions

Width: 50mm
Depth: 50mm
Height: 45mm

Warranty

This product is covered by a 3-year conditional warranty.

Sustainability

This is a LivingOn product. Its freight emissions have been offset.

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