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Laura Ashley Art Deco Style Gatsby Mirrored Dressing Table For Sale


betty_bushey

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Gorgeous Art Deco inspired dressing table. It has been used but well loved! As you would expect a few nicks due to normal wear and tear including to legs and slight discolouration to the left side of drawer (this part is easily replaceable if you needed to at fairly low cost) and various other places but not noticeable and adds to authenticity! The glass on right hand drawer has been replaced but it has been perfectly matched. A few scratches on top and chip to back left. It still looks impactful and is a real statement piece of furniture but reluctantly selling to make room for a more practical chest of drawers as our family expands! I live Camberwell/Peckham border (Bushey Hill Road). Looking for a quick sale so will take offers but would like ?150 ONO.


Dimensions


121cm wide

41cm deep

74cm high

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