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The good host

Stainless steel cocktail shaker set, 350ml

£46.99
Delivered within 9 days. Free tracked UK delivery on every order.

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About this piece

This is a stainless steel cocktail making set with a shaker, strainer, muddler, bar spoon, jigger, pourers, tongs and ice stones. The tools are arranged on a black acrylic stand with polished steel posts, which keeps them together on a bar cart or worktop. The variant is listed as 350ml. Size: 13.5 x 10 x 27.5 cm. Weight: about 1.5 kg. Features: ["COMMON"] COMMON. The option sold here is A, 350ml; please check it is the one you want before you order. It sits in The good host, the hall for “People are coming round”.

Price, delivery and returns

Stainless steel cocktail shaker set, 350ml costs £46.99 at Kernow Trading Piskie Emporium, sold by Kernow Trading Co. of Axminster, Devon, England, delivered to UK addresses within 9 days of ordering. Delivery is £0.00. You have 14 days to change your mind, with free UK returns. Payment is taken by Shopify's checkout.

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The good host

People are coming round.

Nobody minds a Tuesday if the table looks like a Saturday. Candles that do not drip, a runner that forgives gravy, a tray that makes the drinks walk themselves to the garden. The Victorians invented Christmas and then put a tablecloth on it. We have stocked the tablecloth.

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