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For Sale - nursery furniture set ?20

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?20- furniture set - white wooden cot bed, wardrobe and changing unit.

Mother care ?Padstow? furniture set includes cot-bed, changing unit and wardrobe set plus mattress. The cot bed converts into a toddler bed. Three-position mattress base on cot bed. In good used condition, some marks of wear and tear. Collection from SE22.


***SOLD***?50 - baby born high chair - white with black legs. No straps to clean, folds away neatly, adjustable tray position and removable tray top can go in dishwasher. Excellent used condition. Collection from SE22.


***SOLD***?40 - modern style foam grey ball pit (90cm X 30cm) around 300 balls (in white/yellow/grey only). The grey cover is removable and washable. Collection from SE22.

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