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Home office - Chair, Table and Drawers

sonnywebb

By sonnywebb
June 3, 2015 in For Sale & Items Offered

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sonnywebb

sonnywebb

Posted June 3, 2015

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Posted June 3, 2015

Hi there,

I am selling my home office desk, drawers and chair.

The chair is black cloth with fully adjustable back support, height adjustment, arm adjustment etc.

Table is a dark wood finish and will break down for transport but draws don't.

Dimensions

Table H71cm x W80 x D80

Draws H71cm x W43 x D80 - black gloss fronted.

Reasonable offers welcome, will sell separately...

Thanks!

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