Practical Cookery by Ceserani and Kinton 1967 - Edward Arnold

Practical Cookery by Ceserani and Kinton 1967 - Edward Arnold

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Practical Cookery by Ceserani and Kinton 1967 - Edward ArnoldTitle: Practical Cookery Author: Ceserani and Kinton Publisher: Edward Arnold Publication Date: 1967 Format: Hardcover with dust jacket Condition: This book is in good condition for its age. The dust jacket is worn and damaged. There is an inscription on the free endpaper. The pages have markings. Reader's note This wonderful is designed with the professionals in mind. This is the first book produced for catering students by authors from the trade.

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This is a nice product to house all you remotes in one spot on the night table next to a bed or where ever you keep remotes. For the most part this remote control holder is sturdy, attractive and convenient. I has two levels but is lacking a separator on each level to prob your remotes up and keep them from sliding sideways. So, I would recommend the ability to put "remote control" dividers, perhaps somehow adjustable, where you could slide the divider to the width of each respective remote to keep it standing up and not sliding sideways that create a "pile or stack" of remotes.

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Reviewed in the United States on April 12, 2023