Low profile Windowsill stands, bathroom and countertop risers, plant display shelfs, crystal display – Solid Black Walnut – Set of 3

WOOD N PEGS LTD

£30

A set of 3 elegant and stylish solid Black Walnut riser stands to create focal points around your home A set of 3 elegant and stylish solid Black Walnut riser stands to create focal points around your home, whether it s plants, candles, crystals, family heirlooms, your own craft items, crystals, or just to keep an area tidy we believe these provide the perfect solution. Made from solid Black Walnut hardwood, with Oak and Purpleheart versions also available, our display stands will last years and are perfect for the bathroom, kitchen counter, windowsills or your dressing table and will match al

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Registered at Companies House as WOOD N PEGS LTD, number 13557294. Checked 2026-08-29.
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