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TRINKET DISHES

Designed by Nom Living these teardrop shaped trinket dishes are beautifully made and would make gorgeous Christmas gifts! Set of 12 contains 6 x white teardrop bowls and 6 x very pale green teardrop bowls. Dimensions of each bowl - Length approx 10cm. Width at widest point approx. 7cm. Depth approx. 3.5cm. Available for ?30 cash collection from Honor Oak Park.


JEWELLERY MANNEQUIN

Really beautiful display bust - perfect for storing and showing off necklaces, or just a interior design display piece. Also ideal for retail use. Item has never been used so is in perfect condition. Material: resin, wood, metal. Height 27 inches. Width at widest point 7 inches. Current retail price through Amazon is ?80 Available for collection from Honor Oak Park - happy to sell at ?50 cash.


LADIES ANIMAL PRINT COAT

Really stylish ladies animal print coat - UK size 10. Has never been worn, so is in perfect condition. Lightweight but warm, perfect for this chilly November weather! Retail cost ?65. Happy to sell for ?40 cash for quick collection from Honor Oak Park


ACRYLIC DISPLAY BLOCKS

Solid acrylic display blocks - designed for displaying either bracelets or earrings. 3 x blocks available. Dimensions 8.5cm high. 6cm wide. Clear at front and frosted on back - have never been used so are in perfect condition. Cost for collection from Honor Oak Park - ?15 for all 3. Images available on request

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