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Aberdeen-based Catherine is an artist and illustrator whose fun and quirky style is evident across all her ranges.
All tea-towels are 100% cotton. All products are made in the UK.
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Bad Hair Day Coaster by Catherine Redgate
£4.00
A superb high gloss melamine coaster featuring a gorgeous wee windswept squirrel having a bad hair day is a must for any desk or table.
Guaranteed to make you smile every time you look at it.
This coaster measures 9cm x 9cm
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| Weight | 50 g |
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