Kitchen utensils glass Christmas ornament, white checked crock with a blue whisk, gold spoon, and silver spatula, on white

Kitchen Utensils Christmas Ornament

4.5 X 1.25 X 1.25 / 32257
$18.74
$18.74 $24.99
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Kitchen utensils glass Christmas ornament, white checked crock with a blue whisk, gold spoon, and silver spatula, on white
  • Kitchen utensils glass Christmas ornament, white checked crock with a blue whisk, gold spoon, and silver spatula, on white
  • Kitchen utensils crock ornament hanging on a Christmas tree with warm lights, a gift for chefs
  • Kitchen utensils ornament turned to show a golden spatula and silver slotted spoon in the checked crock, on white
  • Back of the kitchen utensils ornament with a black slotted spatula, blue whisk, and silver grater, on white
  • Kitchen utensils ornament on an open hand with a 4.5 inch scale marker beside it
  • Kitchen utensils glass Christmas ornament, white checked crock with a blue whisk, gold spoon, and silver spatula, on white
  • Kitchen utensils crock ornament hanging on a Christmas tree with warm lights, a gift for chefs
  • Kitchen utensils ornament turned to show a golden spatula and silver slotted spoon in the checked crock, on white
  • Back of the kitchen utensils ornament with a black slotted spatula, blue whisk, and silver grater, on white
  • Kitchen utensils ornament on an open hand with a 4.5 inch scale marker beside it
Kitchen Utensils Christmas Ornament

Kitchen Utensils Christmas Ornament

$18.74
$18.74 $24.99
Size4.5 X 1.25 X 1.25
old_id32257

This chef ornament celebrates the cook who always has a pot on the stove. A crock packed with favorite kitchen tools sits ready on the counter.

The white crock wears a red and white checked band and a thin red stripe. Inside stand a blue whisk, a golden wooden spoon, silver and black spatulas, and a silver grater, all finished with glitter.

Perfect for: home cooks and chefs, bakers, culinary students, new homeowners, and kitchen tree fans.

Old World Christmas mouth-blows its glass ornaments into carved molds, then hand-paints and glitters each one, using techniques that began in the 1800s. It ships in a keepsake box, so it packs away safely in January and comes back out next December.

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