John Lewis Boris toddler bed, brown. 2 available, one is FREE one is ?20

By JMB2012
April 4, 2018 in The Family Room Classifieds

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Posted April 4, 2018

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Posted April 4, 2018

Two John Lewis Boris toddler beds. They are the brown / wooden colour. One is in good condition and is ?20 ONO. The other has had three slats replaced and is free, but please only say you want it if you can collect in the next day or so. I have photos if you are interested. Two matching little green sheep 'twist' mattresses available also. Items are in Herne Hill if you want to come and look at them. Thanks. Jo

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