Solid Wood Painted Vintage School Cupboard GONE

pinkladybird · 2021-08-07T18:49:02+0000

This is a good-sized and stylish vintage school cupboard. It is substantial - very heavy as it is solid wood throughout (no board/mdf). It has been invaluable for storing things over the years. 96cm wide x 42cm depth x 107cm height. It has been primed and painted with eco paint - but it could do with another coat, especially the inside. It may be good in another colour - I was intending to paint it a light/mid grey, but am moving now. Check out my other posts for other items I am selling.

By pinkladybird
August 7, 2021 in For Sale & Items Offered

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