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A combination of durability and timeless elegance — kitchen accessories that will transform your space
The set of two bottles for oil and vinegar from the Signature collection is the perfect blend of functionality and elegance, bringing a unique style to your kitchen. Made from high-quality ceramic (stoneware), the bottles offer not only visual appeal but also exceptional durability and resistance. Easy to clean and solidly constructed, they will serve you reliably for years. Each 300 ml bottle is fitted with a practical stainless steel pourer that ensures precise and convenient dispensing of oil or vinegar, minimizing the risk of spills. The distinctive orange Flame finish and three classic Le Creuset rings lend the set a timeless look that complements the rest of the brand’s product range. These ceramic dispensers are designed to withstand temperature changes — suitable for use from -23°C to +260°C — making them extremely practical and versatile kitchen accessories. Ideal for everyday cooking as well as for special occasions when you want to serve oil and vinegar in style.
Key product features:
This set of oil and vinegar bottles combines style and functionality, bringing elegance and order to your kitchen. With precise pourers, dispensing your favorite seasonings becomes easy and mess-free. Made from durable ceramic, they will retain their beautiful appearance over time. An excellent choice for anyone who values quality and aesthetics in everyday life.
| EAN | 630870316651 |
| Producer code | 80842300900003 |
| Manufacturer | Le Creuset |
| Materiał | Ceramic |
| Color | Shades of Orange |
| Capacity | 300ml |
| Warranty | 2 years |
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