Name: Tablecraft 10717 36 oz. Polycarbonate Carafe with Resealable Hinged Lid
Brand: Tablecraft
SKU: 80810717
Price: 8.49 USD
Availability: InStock

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Size: 36 oz.

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Product Overview

Perfect for wine or water service
Polycarbonate construction resists breakage if dropped or spilled
Easily identify contents through clear sides
Resealable to preserve product flavor
Great for restaurants, bars, and catered events

UPC Code:30727875263194

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Quantity: 1/Each
Shipping Weight: 0.5 lb.
Height: 10 3/4 Inches
Maximum Diameter: 3 3/4 Inches
Capacity: 36 oz.
Color: Clear
Features: Dishwasher Safe With Lid
Material: Polycarbonate
Shape: Round
Style: Multi Serve
Type: All Purpose Carafes

Tablecraft 10717 Details

From serving wine at your bar to juice and water at your cafe, the Tablecraft 10717 36 oz. polycarbonate carafe with resealable hinged lid will enhance your tabletop presentation! This versatile item can even be used to serve oil and vinegar at your salad bar. With its sleek bottle design, this serving piece has a vintage charm that your guests are sure to love. The sturdy, polycarbonate construction is durable and see-through, making it easy to see when the carafe needs to be refilled.

This resealable carafe bottle combines an antique look and feel with the durability necessary to last in today's busy restaurants and bars. It can also be used to add a European flair to tables in Italian or French restaurants. The hinged lid ensures that your fine wines and juices will stay fresh and covered from airborne contaminants. Use this carafe to serve water at the table, and guests will be able to refill their cup when it's empty.

Overall Dimensions:
Maximum Diameter: 3 3/4"
Height: 10 3/4"
Capacity: 36 oz.

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Customer questions about this product

Are beverageware and/or glassware capacities an exact liquid measurement?

Beverageware and glassware capacities are stated in ounces and are an approximate maximum capacity based off of an industry standard size. They are not to be used as a standard of measure for serving capacity.

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