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Loaf Grey Pavilion Sofa SOLD


liz.went

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Hello,


I just got this off the EDF but it won't fit through our door! Needs to be picked up TODAY. It is a chaise sofa in a brushed cotton grey. In good condition. There are some marks and it has been used for 5 years, but still in good condition, and structurally great condition.


Original price ?2,000. Looking for ?300.


Please get in touch ASAP


Here are the details:

https://loaf.com/products/pavilion-chaise?size=extra-large-right-hand

dimensions: L245 x H69 x W95 and chaise width 161


Please call 07488 426585

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