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NOW GONE - Troll bedside Crib (white) for sale ?35


Caro2406

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Selling our Troll Bedside Crib. It was so lovely & useful to have our baby right by the bed for night feeds, but time for her own room now.


I bought it second hand from the forum, in used but good condition. It has a few scuffs and scratches but otherwise absolutely fine. It no longer has the wheels but we honestly never needed them.


Selling for ?35. Happy to give away mattress and fitted sheet which are super clean as we put a sleepyhead sleep pod in the crib so out little girl never slept directly on the mattress.


Pet and smoke free home.


Have attached photos but like this one:

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Troll-BDO62W-Bedside-Crib-White/dp/B0065HGFVU


Collection Crystal Palace just near bottom of Crystal Palace Park

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