SOLD 2 x Sets Ready Made Curtains Grey and White Scandinavian Fabric 100% cotton ?50 each

By sarahandol
June 30, 2020 in For Sale & Items Offered

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sarahandol

Posted June 30, 2020

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Posted June 30, 2020

Two sets of curtains for sale (pencil pleat). I had these made a while ago, but have never put them up. They are made with very good quality material. There is slight sun damage, but it's so slight I don't think you would notice at all when they are up.

Height 223cm

Width 266cm (this is when they are not pulled, so really they are probably 180cm ish when pulled?)

Height 191cm

Width 200 (this is when they are not pulled, so really they are probably 140cm ish when pulled?)

I also had roman blinds made (another post) - the photo of the fabric shows the roman blind (it is the same fabric though). The photo shows the fabric from the side.

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