Isaac Jacobs White Ceramic Dinosaur Cup, Toothbrush Holder, Multi-Purpose Organizer, – Great for Toiletries, Bathroom, Kitchen, Crafts, Desk, Novelty Bathroom Accessory (Single Cup, White)

This Isaac Jacobs Ceramic Dinosaur Toothbrush Holder is a cute and whimsical ceramic accessory that will add a spark of fun to the bathroom sink, kitchen counter, home office, craft table or child’s desk. This ceramic dinosaur cup is made to be a delightful complement to any bathroom counter, or desk in the home. This quirky, yet functional ceramic cup adds character and personality to everyday items and school and office supplies. This adorable, matte-glazed dinosaur cup caddy will be a fun home for everyday necessities, from bed, bath, and kitchen items, to office décor. This T-Rex may be small, but its tremendous cuteness will fill whatever room you place it in. Your child’s face will light up when they see the adorable design of this Dino, with tiny arms and an inviting grin that appears to be smiling back at you. The cup is ideal for holding toothbrushes, and your kids may look forward to brushing their teeth, or combing their hair, with this sink-side accessory. Use it to organize your toiletries and add a burst of personality to the vanity when you place makeup brushes, eyeliners, or nail files in this multi-purpose cup. In the kitchen, it can be a fun holder for straws or stirrers, and on your child’s desk, this ceramic dinosaur will display markers, crayons, pens, and pencils in fun fashion. Whether you are looking for a novelty gift for a friend, or to add warmth to your own home, this ceramic dinosaur is sure to delight. [Overall Dimensions: 5.5” H x 3.5” x W x 5” L. Inner Dimensions Cup: 4”H x 2.25 W x 2.25” L.]

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