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Design pick: Clifton rose ceramic rolling pin from Cath Kidston

Clifton rose ceramic rolling pin from Cath Kidston

Who? Cath Kidston

What? This Clifton rose ceramic rolling pin from Cath Kidston is rather twee but we like it anyway. It has that kitschy vintage kitchen feel to it, which is sort of nice in our modern hectic lives, but is functional too. Though we dare say that even if it doesn’t get much use in your kitchen, it’ll still look pretty darn nice.

When? Available now

Where? Available online from Cath Kidston

How? Buy now from Cath Kidston

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