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For Sale: 2 dark wood shelf units and TV cabinet ?35 First come First Served


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For Sale: These 3 lovely, great condition dark wood shelf unit/cabinets. The one with a Glass door makes for a good drinks cabinet... They are solid wood.


The TV cabinet, also solid wood is in reasonable condition, but does have some paint scuffs which you can see in the photo. Other than that its solid and good. Selling them as wife wants to change the furniture in our house.


Collection only from London, SE16 4EH.


?35 for ALL three units but you must be able to collect from SE16 4EH. Would ideally like to go before Saturday 8th December. First who comes to collect will get them.


Measurements:


Tall Shelf one is 1.92m tall, and 49cm wide at the widest points. Inside width is 45cm. Depth is 32cm


Smaller Shelf one is 1.52m and 49cm wide at the widest points. Actual inside space is 45cm. Depth 32cm.


TV cabinet I rushed out the house this morning so didn't measure it yet...but can get this evening...

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