Glass Sugar Dispenser with 5 gram pouring lid
€ 25,00
Extending the JADE coffee series, Maarten Baptist adds a sugar dispenser. It is made of smoky grey borosilicate glass and a dark brown cork lid with a glass tube attached. The piece is designed to dispense ±5 grams of sugar per each turning and pouring. Including small coaster.
Extending the JADE coffee series, Maarten Baptist adds a sugar dispenser. It is made of smoky grey borosilicate glass and a cork lid with a glass tube attached. The piece is designed to dispense ±5 grams of sugar per each turning and pouring.
Additional information
| Weight | ,1 kg |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 12 × 12 × 12 cm |
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