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3 Bottle Empty Wooden Gift Box
Three bottle wooden gift box for bottles.
Made with FSC approved pine wood timber, that comes from sustainable sources only. Furnished with a ply wood base and sliding lid and sanded to a premium finish. Removable dividers and cotton rope carry handle
Fits standard bottles of Champagne or wine.
*Please note pictured wine not included.
£7.50
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