Sold NOW SOLD - Pebble grey double wardrobe

By AdamGarcia
January 15 in For Sale & Items Offered

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Posted January 15

NOW SOLD

Elegant pebble grey wardrobe which features two front-opening doors and a convenient drawer underneath for additional storage.

In very good condition.

DIMENSIONS: Height: 194 cm, Depth: 56 cm, Width: 111 cm

Please note: The wardrobe has been dismantled for removal from our flat. All of the screws have been grouped and I can explain how to assemble.
Pick up only from SE6 (Catford).

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