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£150 - open to offers 


This Marks and Spencer Sonoma Oak Butchers Block with wire baskets is a great addition to any kitchen. Measuring 90cm in height, 55cm in width and 61cm in depth, this kitchen unit is made of high-quality oak and has a beautiful oak finish. It comes with wire baskets for added storage and convenience. This item has been previously used but is still in good condition and ready to be used again. 

This unit is in good condition, there is a small split on top but has been well-maintained.
 
Collection in person from West Dulwich.

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