[SOLD] Classic Chinese Trunk in Black ?15

By dulwichmama13
September 27, 2020 in For Sale & Items Offered

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Posted September 27, 2020

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Posted September 27, 2020

This Chinese Trunk in Black can add flair to an ordinary room and is very practical too as it's got lots of room to stow away you belongings. It's crafted with a beautiful Oriental touch and has a lovely black finish. It has matte black metal handles on two sides and a decorative matte black lock at the centre of the front.

You can use this as a small table inside your bedroom or maybe in your living room. You can also use as a storage space if you like.

Made from poplar wood as well as plywood making it quite sturdy. It's got a few chips and marks from wear and tear but will add style, glamour and functionality to any room.

Height: 45 cm

Width: 45 cm

Depth: 45 cm

Selling for ?15

Collection from SE22 or I can deliver if it's close and it's hard for you to collect

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