Swinging crib/ moses basket John Lewis ?40

By MaryCarmel
May 20, 2019 in The Family Room Classifieds

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MaryCarmel

Posted May 20, 2019

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Posted May 20, 2019

I've got a lovely John Lewis Anna swinging crib for sale, in very good condition. It's made of wood and has a latch which locks it into rocking or static mode. If you would like it included, I've got a usable and good Mothercare Airflow Foam crib mattress with washable cover. (Mattress dimensions: L89 x W38cm.)There is also a foam 'undermattress', which I put underneath the Mothercare mattress, and one fitted sheet.

Price ?40.00.

Pick up from Herne Hill, SE24 9QT. May be able to deliver locally in the P.M. Fits into boot of car if back seats put down.

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