Spoon XL Facade house blue-white - Wood-Epoxy Handy cooking aid - Indispensable when cooking. Get rid of those stains on the countertop. Dimensions: 25cm
Spoon holder from Kinderdijk Holland - Delft blue This Dutch windmill landscape is ideal as a cooking aid in the kitchen. Handy while cooking! This spoon holder is super handy to put the stirring spoon on between stirring.
Spoon holder Amsterdam - Gevelhuizen This xl spoon is ideal as a cooking aid in the kitchen. Handy while cooking! This spoon holder is super handy to put the stirring spoon on between stirring. This way there will be no dirty stains on your countertop.
Spoonrest XL ( Spoonrest ) Color - gold Facade houses Handy cooking aid -Indispensable during cooking. Get rid of those stains on the countertop. Size: 25cm
At Typisch Holland we sell incredibly nice souvenir teaspoons. Houses, windmills, wooden shoes and bicycles .... We have them all. And we also deliver them very quickly.
Spoon Holder Windmill and Tulips This Dutch windmill landscape is ideal as a cooking aid in the kitchen. Handy while cooking! This spoon holder is super handy to put the stirring spoon on between stirring. That way there won't be any mess...
Spoon holder Amsterdam canals This super-famous Amsterdam cityscape makes cooking fun again! Handy while cooking! This spoon holder is super handy to place the stirring spoon on between stirring. This way there will be no...
Spoon holder Mill at farm This XL spoon is perfect as an aid in the kitchen. Very practical while cooking! The spoon holder is ideal for temporarily placing your stirring spoon while cooking.
Spoon holder Mill in tulip landscape A mill landscape makes it cozy in the kitchen as a cooking aid. Handy while cooking! This spoon holder is super handy to place the stirring spoon on between stirring. This is how...
Spoon holder with Sunflowers Vincent van Gogh's Sunflowers as a handy helper in the kitchen. A practical addition while cooking! This spoon holder is ideal for temporarily placing your stirring spoon while cooking.
