Teak Pen Holder & Vase — Desk Organizer

WOOD CEYLON LTD

£26

This one does two jobs: it keeps your pens where you can reach them, and it gives you a spot for a plant cutting or a fresh flower, without turning your desk into a cluttered mess of separate objects. Solid teak, hand-sanded, with dedicated space for pens on one side and a removable glass tube on the other. Practical enough for daily use, good-looking enough that it doesn't read as "office supply" the second someone sees it on your desk. It's sized to sit comfortably on a work desk without eating up real estate, and it works whether you're stocking a home office, a studio desk, or an actual of

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as WOOD CEYLON LTD, number 15179734. Checked 2026-08-29.
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UK operations
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British-owned
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Where it is made
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