Present your guests with a variety of tasty treats, from a cheese selection to pizza or bread and olives, with this charmingly rustic serving board. The rich beauty of the acacia wood becomes the main focal point, thanks to the board's understated and simple design.
Brand John Lewis
Care instructions Wipe clean with a damp cloth
Dimensions H2.5 x W42 x L22cm
Material Acacia wood
11 comments
TiptreeJam
7 Jan 16#1
Something useful and a bit special and only £5. Heat added.
jezzery
7 Jan 16#2
Any way of getting free delivery otherwise add £3.50 extra or collect for £2
bankersarebankers
7 Jan 162#3
what a load of poncey nonsense, whats wrong with a plate
Mr No to bankersarebankers
7 Jan 161#4
You could say the same about plates.
"What's wrong with the piece of glass you found in the woods?"
Gollywood to bankersarebankers
7 Jan 16#11
I agree with you.
I blame that ponce Jamie Oliver
themekfrommars
7 Jan 16#5
Is there a lot of glass in the woods?
pibpob
7 Jan 161#6
Not so much the product but the awful marketing guff the OP parroted.
jhyt89
7 Jan 161#7
more like what's wrong with using your hands to eat. why the need for a knife and fork?
Millix
7 Jan 16#8
Well heat from me......Ordered 2. Now when I serve the Mrs my usual **** she can't smash the plate when she throws it.
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Brand John Lewis
Care instructions Wipe clean with a damp cloth
Dimensions H2.5 x W42 x L22cm
Material Acacia wood
11 comments
"What's wrong with the piece of glass you found in the woods?"
I blame that ponce Jamie Oliver
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