Price reduced: small white compact bookcase, handmade, ?10

By Iheartlibrarians
July 14, 2015 in For Sale & Items Offered

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Posted July 14, 2015

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Posted July 14, 2015

Small 3-shelf bookcase/shelving unit for sale near Queen's Road, Peckham- perfect for small spaces.

It's 76cm wide by 80cm high and 30cm deep, and is wood-veneered and painted in matt white.

It has a crack down the join on one side when viewed from behind, which would need sanding, but this isn't visible from the front. It's only a year old, and is otherwise in very good condition.

I had this custom-made for a small space in my flat, but have moved things round and no longer need the extra space. But I do want it to go to a good, book-loving home!

Buyer to collect.

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