FS - Windsor 3 Drawer Console Table/Hallway Side End Dressing Table - White - ?75

By AshaC
May 4, 2018 in For Sale & Items Offered

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AshaC

Posted May 4, 2018

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Posted May 4, 2018

Ordered this brand new from Ebay, but they sent the wrong colour as I ordered the grey one. The item is still in the box and never been assembled. Looking for what I paid ?75 ono.

Pick up opposite Peckham Rye Park

Windsor 3 Drawer Console Table Shelf Hallway Side End Dressing Table Desk White

Colour: White

Material: Wood

Size: H 74 x W 100 x D 30 Cm Approx.

Cleaning Instructions: Wipe With A Dry Cloth

Home Discount offers this stunning new product with a modern stylish design, the Windsor 3 Drawer Console Table, White. This console table would be a smart addition to the bedroom, lounge, hallway or dining room with its great decor as well as storage.

Solidly constructed from wood, this three drawer table has a white painted finish for durability. With a slick compact design, this console table has the ability to fit into smaller areas making it very versatile. Please note that this product is delivered to you flat packed for home self assembly with easy to follow instructions provided.

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