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House clearance, everything (almost) ?10 or free, first come first served


Apples33

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Hi all,


We're at 17 Gilkes Crescent, SE21 7BP and clearing out the following from the house - all of it to sell and be picked up between Tuesday and Wednesday. We'll be open house every day between 6.00 and 9.00 in the evening for collection - no need to text or call. [if you do need me I'll be on 07500 952288 or [email protected] but won't be picking up/replying except at at lunchtime and after 1730.]


Everything bar two items will be a tenner or less. All bar three asterisked items are in one of the three photos - best I could do!



?75

Antique love seat*

Lovely wooden desk


?10

Steel wire storage rack (IKEA), two shelves, suit bathroom or kitchen

2x 2-drawer filing cabinet, Ash wood effect, IKEA

1 canvas framed IKEA wardrobe, very lightweight, shoe storage, hanging rail, small item storage, shelf

Beech wood effect IKEA storage unit (80 W, 80H, 40D with 10cm legs if needed)

Kids storage shelves, white wood, unit is shaped like a house, kind of cute, used at the moment for both kids' shoes

Antique wooden standard lamp base (no shade)

3 x framed pictures

Large cotton/polyester terracotta/beige lounge rug, about 260x260cm*


Free

David Leadbetter Putting System

Leaderboard golf swing system + CDs

Orange bar stool, adjustable, needs reupholstering

Office chair, black, worn and need reupholstering, swivel, wheels, adjustable


(* = not in pictures)

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