Personalised Photograph Desk Sign

Clouds and Currents

£15

A Personalised Father's Day Photo Desk Signs is a beautifully unique gift to adorn any desk, whether at home or in the office! Featuring your favourite photo of choice, along with your personal message, our Desk Signs can be customised to become the perfect gift for your friend or loved one. Choose a photo of your children to place on Dad's desk, a photo of their favourite pooch for a pet parent, or a special memory with your partner. Whatever the photo, our desk sign are guaranteed to make them smile! Desk Signs measures 153 cm x 100cm and are made from 3mm Birch Plywood, and are printed with

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UK operations
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British-owned
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Where it is made
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Personalised Photograph Desk Sign

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