Glass Bottle Olive Oil Drizzler

Slumped, twisted and recycled glass olive oil drizzler made from a corona beer bottle. These unique oil dressing bottles are made from old bottles which have been reformed into fantastic eco-friendly gifts. Please note bottle shape may vary, as may the bottle - some bottles are plain! Lovely kitchen accessory. Durable, hard wearing and dishwasher safe.

£9.99

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+ £3.50

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Delivery

GET IT FAST! If this item is showing as in stock, it will be dispatched within 48 hours either by ourselves, or directly from one of our site sellers. This item will be shipped by your chosen method on checkout, typically Royal Mail, but this may be upgraded to DPD courier when the parcel exceeds 2KG in weight. If you need the product faster, please contact us.

Packaging

RESPONSIBLY PACKAGED! Packaged with the environment in mind, your order will be wrapped in items which are easy for you to recycle - cardboard, shredded paper, biodegradable tissue paper etc. We re-use packaging & boxes from our suppliers where possible. It may on occasion be that some products, such as lanterns, include polystyrene to ensure they get delivered to you in once piece. Please ensure you reuse or recycle the packaging where possible.

Refunds

100 DAYS TO CHANGE YOUR MIND! If the item is not as you expected, you have 100 DAYS to change your mind and return it to us, as long as the item is unopened and in its original packaging. Check out our terms for the full details.

Why am I Eco?

Lawrence of bath has been slumping,moudling, melting, reshaping and polishing wine bottle platters since early2009. In their Somerset glass studio they create beautiful glass pieces, along with decorative plates and stain glass windows. Recycled glass is what they're passionate about, and it shines through in all their work. Each piece is lovingly hand created right here in the UK.