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Furniture and white goods for sale / free


JamesL49

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We are moving house and are selling / giving away the following:


Furniture

- Vintage bureau (good condition, was given to us by a relative - 73 x 100 x 42): ?30

- Desk (excellent condition - 127 x 47 x 79cm): ?20

- Large Panasonic 42 inch TV (good condition - 102 x 68 x 9cm): ?40

- Bedside table (few scratches but otherwise good - 45 x 40 x 61cm): Free

- Mustard coloured door knobs (perfect condition never used - 5 cm diameter): ?20 for all 14 door knobs, originally ?11 each


White Goods

- Fridge freezer LEC (1 year old only - 50 x 122 x 52cm): ?30

- Oven Logik (1 year old only - 60 x 58 cm): ?20

- Washing machine Indesit WI121(60 x 85 cm): Free

- Microwave Delonghi (good condition - 48 x 28 x 32 cm): Free



Collection only please, we are just off East Dulwich Road. We are from a non-smoking household.


Get in touch if you have any questions or wish to see more photos. Thanks.

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