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Newton Milk & Sugar Set | By Tonfisk
The Tonfisk Newton Milk and Sugar Set is an attractive and practical way to serve milk and sugar. The brilliantly designed set allows you to pour your milk without removing the sugar bowl, when you tilt the milk jug, the sugar bowl balances and swivels inside ensuring that the sugar isn’t spilled! Available in black or white.

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PINETTI WINE RACK - Image

PINETTI WINE RACK
At first glance, the Pinetti Wine Rack looks like any other ordinary wine rack, but if you take a closer look, the wine bottles vanish whilst stored inside the rack! The clever optical-illusion is the brainchild of illusionist and magician Tony Potter whom has turned his passion to woodworking. The clever invention is an interesting conversation piece and is bound to make your friends believe they’re already drunk. Unfortunately, like all magic tricks, the explana...
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ORCA HEAVY DUTY COOLER - Image

ORCA HEAVY DUTY COOLER
Most coolers simply cannot hold up against the rough and tumble lifestyle of outdoor adventures, unless you have an Orca Cooler, built for an active lifestyle in the great outdoors. The heavy duty cooler is virtually indestructible, and is able to withstand extreme temperatures and still keep ice and everything inside of it cold. With a durable, roto-molded construction, and a lid gasket to ensure a perfect seal, the Orca Cooler will keep your ice and perishables co...
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MAGISSO TEACUP
Another great, practical way of drinking your tea. The Magisso Teacup cleverly streamlines brewing and drinking hot tea into one task. Designed by Laura Bougdanos, this ingenious little tilting teacup is very easy to use. Simply put loose tea in the strainer, fill with water and then tilt the cup the opposite direction....
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