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PhillyIlly

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PhillyIlly

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We are giving away some furniture that we no longer need, well used but functional. All you need to do is pick it up from Peckham Rye! Available for collection any time today.


Large Sofa - Blue, 180cm long by 80cm deep

Coffee Table - 100cm long, 50cm high, 43cm deep

Chest of drawers - 75cm wide, 45cm deep, 85cm high

Cot Mattress - 120cm by 60cm (used but in good condition)


Please contact me by PM if interested or text 07789 393929. Thanks

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