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Oakcrafts - Antique Cast Iron Victorian Style Toilet Roll Holder - Epoxy Black Finish

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A victorian style cast iron toilet roll holder with an epoxy black finish embossed with toilet. The roll holder drops into the hooks for easy change. Perfect to compliment a traditional look in bathrooms and toilets.

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