Since time immemorial, stepladders like this one have been used in libraries which – measured by the tangible number of books or the height of the shelves – have slowly outgrown their owners, but arent yet so large (or high) that they need to be fitted with permanently installed ladders or laid out over several floors. Thanks to the folding mechanism, when not being used the ladder can be stored behind a curtain or a similar out of the way place, saving space. Mango wood steps, black lacquered iron frame. Size when folded out: height 72 cm, width 33 cm, depth 70 cm. ...

The lid hermetically seals the Margrethe mixing bowls, even at the handle & spout. Odours do not dissipate & food does not dry out, which means Margrethe mixing bowls can be used for storing food in the refrigerator. made from transparent polyethylene plastic. Not dishwasher safe. ...

The lid hermetically seals the Margrethe mixing bowls, even at the handle & spout. Odours do not dissipate & food does not dry out, which means Margrethe mixing bowls can be used for storing food in the refrigerator. made from transparent polyethylene plastic. Not dishwasher safe. ...

The lid hermetically seals the Margrethe mixing bowls, even at the handle & spout. Odours do not dissipate & food does not dry out, which means Margrethe mixing bowls can be used for storing food in the refrigerator. made from transparent polyethylene plastic. Not dishwasher safe. ...

A classic "lid-over", that is to say that the lid flips over the top of the body. This differs from the other, slimmer briefcases in our range, as a large folder fits inside. made from saddle leather over a steel frame & hand crafted. All metal parts are made from solid brass. Lined with green leather. Inner pocket on the lid with pen holders. Width 46 cm, depth 33 cm, height 12.5 cm, weight 2.95 kg. Papworth were founded in 1917 & are now owned by Swaine Adeney Brigg, who were founded in 1917, &, like Papworth, have provided the English court with leather goods for decades. All products are made in a factory near Cambridge according to traditional methods from saddle leather & other first-class materials. Although the bags are made on a production line, one member of staff is personally responsible for the quality of each individual product, & their name can be found on a card in each of the cases. All articles are delivered inside a green felt bag in which you can keep the case if it is not being used for long periods of time. ...

A classic "lid-over", that is to say that the lid flips over the top of the body. This differs from the other, slimmer briefcases in our range, as a large folder fits inside. made from saddle leather over a steel frame & hand crafted. All metal parts are made from solid brass. Lined with green leather. Inner pocket on the lid with pen holders. Width 46 cm, depth 33 cm, height 12.5 cm, weight 2.95 kg. Papworth were founded in 1917 & are now owned by Swaine Adeney Brigg, who were founded in 1917, &, like Papworth, have provided the English court with leather goods for decades. All products are made in a factory near Cambridge according to traditional methods from saddle leather & other first-class materials. Although the bags are made on a production line, one member of staff is personally responsible for the quality of each individual product, & their name can be found on a card in each of the cases. All articles are delivered inside a green felt bag in which you can keep the case if it is not being used for long periods of time. ...

A classic "lid-over", that is to say that the lid flips over the top of the body. This differs from the other, slimmer briefcases in our range, as a large folder fits inside. made from saddle leather over a steel frame & hand crafted. All metal parts are made from solid brass. Lined with green leather. Inner pocket on the lid with pen holders. Width 46 cm, depth 33 cm, height 12.5 cm, weight 2.95 kg. Papworth were founded in 1917 & are now owned by Swaine Adeney Brigg, who were founded in 1917, &, like Papworth, have provided the English court with leather goods for decades. All products are made in a factory near Cambridge according to traditional methods from saddle leather & other first-class materials. Although the bags are made on a production line, one member of staff is personally responsible for the quality of each individual product, & their name can be found on a card in each of the cases. All articles are delivered inside a green felt bag in which you can keep the case if it is not being used for long periods of time. ...

Following a method invented by Professor Justus von Liebig in the mid-19th century, 30kg of prime beef is used to make 1kg of Liebig Meat Extract. Containing no fat or additives, it is perfectly suited to refining sauces, soups, meat & vegetable dishes. Half a teaspoon for 1 litre of soup or broth. Made from Argentinian beef. The German postal service recently dedicated a stamp to Justus von Liebig, whom we have to thank for the Meat Extract – & the countryside has to thank for inorganic fertiliser, to mark his 200th anniversary. 40 g jar. Gluten-free. ...

A jacket made from finely woven beige-brown tweed from Hawick in Scotl&, with herringbone & Broken Twill weave & fine check pattern in curry & bordeaux red. 500 g/m 2. Bordeaux red lining. Features two slanted pockets. Our collection features this classic jacket tailored by the John Magee company, which has been producing high-quality clothing in Donegal, Northern Irel&, since 1866. These are jackets for many occasions: they can be worn with a tie & grey trousers or with jeans. Features four piped inside pockets, including two breast pockets (one with a button fastening), a pen pocket & a specially designed compartment for a mobile phone. The jacket has two vents at the back, two buttons at the front & four buttons on the cuffs. 100% new wool, lining 100% viscose. ...