Home Basics Dual Compartment Stainless Steel Cutlery Holder

Home Basics Dual Compartment Stainless Steel Cutlery Holder

Marsoni

M251S

$15.99

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Home Basics Dual Compartment Stainless Steel Cutlery HolderFlaunting a modern silhouette, it elegantly corrals your kitchen gadgets and tools while maximizing space on the countertop with its compact profile. With 2 separate compartments organize your utensils however you like. Set this stainless steel holder to keep spoons and forks at the ready for the next meal. Or place it on top of your desk to keep pens and pencils close at handle. Ventilation holes along the sides quickly dry a handful of soaking

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