Sold: John Lewis White Wooden Nappy Changing Table

By NewinDulwich
October 30, 2022 in The Family Room Classifieds

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NewinDulwich

Posted October 30, 2022

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Posted October 30, 2022

Lovely white wooden John Lewis changing table for sale. Plenty of space underneath to store nappies, baskets and other supplies.

In very good used condition - has a couple of stickers on the front (in photo).

Will add in curved changing mat with changing mat cover so baby only comes into contact with soft and warm fabric.

Looking for £20

Pick up from SE22

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