French Bread Basket – Lauris Ecru
$29.00
100% authentic French provincial bread basket
20cm x 20cm when tied up.
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Brighten your table with the Lauris Ecru French bread basket. Add charm to your dining table with this Provençal cloth bread basket. Who can resist the sprigs of lavender and olive in such elegant colours?
Authentic French bread basket created i the south of France. Sturdy enough for every day use and charming enough for special occasions, these coated cotton bread baskets are sure to draw comments from friends and guests. Ideal for bread rolls, sliced bread, croissants, pastries or even serviettes. Great as a tidy-all in the kitchen, bedroom, bathroom or even the office.
Untie the corners and the basket flattens out making them easy to store.
20cm x 20cm with the corners tied. Coated cotton with plastic inserts so the sides and bottom are stiff. They are washable if required, although a quick wipe down after use is usually enough to keep them clean.
Why not match the Lauris bread basket with your favourite tablecloth from France?
Made in France by Tissus Toselli
Created with love in the south of France. Since 1933 and for the last three generations, this family owned business in Nice, France have been making quality table wear in the traditional style for “la vie Provencale”.
Please be aware that while every attempt has been made to be as accurate as possible, the colours in photos are sometimes slightly different to the tablecloth, so slight colour variations may occur.?
7 reviews for French Bread Basket – Lauris Ecru
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Lovely and absorption
Omg I love this, will be great for the table when entertaining, filled with dinner rolls.
Lovely.
Also a gift to my daughter in law and she is very happy with her bread basket, the quality is excellent.
Perfectly matches Lauris ecru cloth.
Thank you Sue. I bought one in most designs – the PERFECT Christmas gift. They are so colourful and so unique. I use mine for garlic bread – but one of my friends uses hers on her kitchen bench for ‘trucs’ (bits and pieces).