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Beautiful velvet chairs, peony wall art and Mexican dinnerware for sale


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Hi there, I'm selling these items, available for easy pickup in SE22 before I put them on eBay:


1. Four gorgeous contemporary velvet chairs in 'burgundy velvet', 'mustard yellow', 'anthracite grey' and 'peacock blue' with birch legs. Selling as a set, bought six months ago from Maisons du Monde where they retail for ?97.50 each.

https://www.maisonsdumonde.com/UK/en/p/burgundy-velvet-vintage-chair-with-birch-mauricette-165844.htm

The odd little scuff here and there, I've taken pictures of the worst culprits.


2. Stunning large wall art canvas print of peonies in vase. It's large - 100cm x 70cm. Again, the occasional scuff here and there but not hugely visible and IMO just adds to the charm.


3. A collection of fun bright Mexican dinnerware! Set of 6 dinner plates, 6 soup bowls, 6 side plates. Barely used (I had to get half of them out of the wrapping for this picture!) and in near perfect condition.



Make me an offer!


Cheers

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Hi everyone,


Thanks for the enquiries, in response to some requests I'm just putting a price on these. If I don't get them I'm happy to consider offers, but as there's been a fair a bit of interest for now first come first served at these prices, cheers!


1. Four chairs ?160. Selling only as a set for the moment.


2. Peony wall art ?25


3. Mexican dinnerware ?45 (yes it's china indeed)

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