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Fruit & Veg Market Crates

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$43.37 $69.95 In stock

Category: Pretend Play

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Bring the charm of a vibrant greengrocer’s stall to life with these beautifully hand-painted wooden fruit and vegetable crates. Featuring a colourful selection of fresh produce, each crate is crafted from FSC®-certified wood with non-toxic paints and includes handy storage for tidy play. Perfect for encouraging creativity, fine motor skills and imaginative roleplay.

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Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Violet V. ★★★★★

My daughter’s little shop setup finally looks like a real market stall—the hand-painted details on the crates are what sold me, they’re so much more charming than plastic bins. She’s rearranged the fruit display three times this morning, and they’ve held up fine.

Olivia W. ★★★★★

We’ve been using these crates for a pretend grocery shop, and the hand-painted details really make the fruit look fresh and inviting. The sturdy wooden build held up well to my toddler’s enthusiastic stacking.

George T. ★★★★★

My kids set up a whole pretend farmers market in the living room and these crates have survived daily tipping and stacking for two weeks now. The hand-painted detail on each piece of fruit is surprisingly delicate for something meant to be played with.