White wooden changing table - ?10 - SOLD

By CharDale
February 19, 2017 in The Family Room Classifieds

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Posted February 19, 2017

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Posted February 19, 2017

White wooden changing table with two shelves and a drawer (with a child lock on it). Well used (a bit rough around the edges) but a solid piece of furniture with lots of life left in it! Hole at the back of the top shelf (see photo) which we used to thread through the cable for a baby monitor. Can't see the hole when there are things on the shelf.

?10,collection from Nunhead, near Peckham Rye Park.

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