Baby Lamb Child's Wooden Keepsake Box
Seahorse£39.95
A beautiful rectangular handmade poplar wood box featuring hand drawn cute lambs plus a name or a date to celebrate a birth or Christening.
Delivery to selected countries only
Product description
A beautiful rectangular handmade poplar wood box featuring hand drawn cute lambs plus a name or a date to celebrate a birth or Christening.
A lovely Christening gift or a gift for a new baby. Created by us at Seahorse from our original animal drawings our Childhood Memories boxes are ideal to keep all those special little momentos and keepsakes from a tiny sock to a special photograph. They also make a lovely Christmas present for a newborn and their Mum. Our beautiful boxes feature some very cute animals in gentle colours and your choice of name, date or special message.
Our boxes are handprinted to order so each is truly unique. They have hinged lids.
Please note that as these boxes are made from naturally sourced wood, there may be some naturally occurring markings in the wood on some boxes.
The ribbon in the picture is for illustration purposes only - this is not included with the box.
Variations
Choose your own variation of baby lambs - colours and numbers of baby lambs and add your own text, date or even a short message.
Overview
Personalisation available
Dimensions
Large 28cm x 21.5cm x 14cm high
Medium 24cm x 18cm x13cm high
Small 20cm x 14cm x 11cm high.
Made from
Made from poplar wood with metal hinges and front catches
Product code
704836
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Overall product rating
5 out of 5
Delivery to selected countries only
Returns
You have 28 days, from receipt of cancellable goods, to notify the seller if you wish to cancel your order or exchange an item.
Please note: goods that are personalised, bespoke or made-to-order to your specific requirements, perishable products and personal items sold with a hygiene seal (cosmetics, underwear) in instances where the seal is broken are non-refundable, unless faulty.
