Falcon 34cm Cream Enamel Bread Bin

It arrived 2days earlier than estimated delivery date. It was well packaged and not damaged. The enamelling is perfect with no imperfections.It easily holds 2 loaves, a pack of brioche and croissants as well as some extras, just what we needed. So pleased we invested in this as its design is timeless and would compliment any kitchen. It's cream colour blends perfectly with our Wicks cream kitchen units and it sits on the peninsular. It would fit under cupboards but may be a bit tall to go into a cupboard without adjusting shelves, but why would anyone not keep it on display!All in all I'm glad I took my time researching this type of bread bin,the free postage was also part of the decision process, as a close contender cost over £5 postage which reduced the price difference to £5 so I felt I could purchase my preferred bread bin, rather than compromise. Really pleased with the bread bin, it will last for years to come.

This really is beautifully made and holds up to 3 loaves plus some rolls, but on a worktop it's difficult to see inside unless you are six feet tall, so make sure you have space - maybe on the larder floor - or get a small stool so you can peak in.

I love this - it’s made of heavy, thick enamelled metal, so seems like it will last, and won’t dent/bend easily like thinner metal bread bins do. Huge capacity - ours has a couple of loaves plus muffins/buns/etc and is not stuffed full. And it looks nice - I was happy to find a warm cream colour to match all the other bits in my kitchen. I’m a big fan of Falcon enamel but didn’t know they did things in a cream colour. It’s got a bigger footprint than some of the other bins, but fits nicely on our windowsill.

Being of the age i am' reminded me of my mum's bread bin alway's loved it, so stylish, i was so happy when i received it. So much room for my bread and rolls, very sturdy and well made very pleased with my purchase thank you so much for just a little bit of rememberance of my childhood.

Lovely quality enamel coated bread bin made by Falcon, so it should last years.Capacity is good, it will fit at least a couple of loaves in. It's taller rather than wide (see dimensions) so although good capacity does not dominate worktop too much.Thickness of metal/enamel is good so it shouldn't dent or chip too easily. The handles/breadbin are all one piece so nothing should work loose or drop off.Looks great on the countertop and is a subtle (not too yellow) shade of cream. Although vintage in style it works well in our modern kitchen.

Arrived in good time but the lid was warped and would not sit nicely on the breadbin, no airtight seal and it made the unit look cheap, at £40 its not cheap, I shall return it.

First one arrived badly chipped on the handle, second one arrived with ill fitting lid and wobbly bottom! I love enamel products and this is a very attractive, good quality item however for this price tag I expect perfection.

What's to say about a bread bin?Well, our previous one, (a cheap 'roll top') lasted since 1979.It was looking a bit worse for wear after my better half put it in the dish washer, and it came out with the paint peeling.We decided to 'bin' the bin and get a new one.The new bin is an old fashioned design which has become popular again.We like its larger storage capacity; in which a few loaves can be stored, the solid metal-enameled finish, which will resist corrosion and hard knocks,and we like the cream colour, which matches the kitchen tiles.What I don't like:Lifting and replacing the lid is noisy, and over time, I imagine that the enamel will eventually chip where the lid frequently makes contact with the bin.