Order before 5pm for next day delivery 21 Glass Cooler Jug


The ideal way to serve breakfast juices, water and wine at a cool temperature. Keeps drinks chilled without the need for ice and does not dilute the drink.


Glass jug with plastic lid & tube.


CODE DESCRIPTION C2078 Red, 3¾ pint, 2.1 litre


£5.26ONLY Plastic Jugs


Fresh, clean thirst quenchers. Ideal for restaurants and bars. • Dishwasher safe (providing correct type of detergent is used) • Lightweight


GLASSWARE 21 Polycarbonate Cooler Jug


Clear polycarbonate construction with lid and screw-in ice tube.


£15.23ONLY


CODE SIZE D9831 5¾ pint, 3.3 litre


21 Polycarbonate Ice Lip Jugs


£5.52 FROM ONLY


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1 1 2


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KEY CODE DESCRIPTION


PRICE


1 D3261 Ribbed Jug with Ice Lip, Polycarbonate, 1.7 litre £5.90 2 D3260 Large Jug with Plain Lip and Lid, Styrene, 2.7 litre £10.12


21 Plastic Jugs with Lids 2


GREAT VALUE


£4.35 FROM ONLY


1 3 KEY CODE DESCRIPTION


1 E4335 Polypropylene, 2 pint, 1.2 litre 2 E4300 Polypropylene, 3¾ pint, 2.2 litre


PRICE


£4.35 £4.73


3 D1387 SAN, Rectangular profile with White Lid, 3½ pint, 2 litre £5.27 CE denotes Stamped Glass as required for selling controlled measures. SALES HOTLINE 03701 678678 (Terms & Conditions apply – see page 2)


FREE NEXT DAY DELIVERY ON ORDERS OVER £70


N.B. Lid available – must be ordered separately.


CODE DESCRIPTION


C7118 Jug, 2¾ pint, 1.7 litre C7119 Lid for C7118


PRICE


£10.97 £1.66


Polycarbonate ‘Elan’ Jug


£12.63ONLY


INCLUDING LID


KEY CODE DESCRIPTION 1 D3802 3 pint, 1.8 litre


2 D3037 Fluted, 2½ pint, 1.4 litre 2 D3038 Fluted, 3 pint, 1.8 litre


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PRICE £7.62 £5.52 £5.93


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