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Rocio

By Rocio
April 11, 2016 in For Sale & Items Offered

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Rocio

Posted April 11, 2016

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Posted April 11, 2016

We are selling some nice furniture, as we are moving abroad and cannot take them with us (unfortunately).

HUGE AND STUNNING PENDANT LAMP: ?40

This is an amazing pendant lamp! Looks great in a living room with high ceiling!

Beige pleated fabric and glass circle under the bulbs. It is also quite heavy.

Measurements:

Diameter 80cm

Height 45cm

VINTAGE ARMCHAIR: ?80 

Beautiful vintage armchair in well used condition. Very good quality. Ochre colour.

Depth 70cm

Width 55cm

RETRO SIDEBOARD: ?30 

Teak Retro Sideboard 60s 70s Vintage Mid Century Danish Style.

Does not have the doors, but still looks really good and overall condition solid.

 Measurements:

Height 69cm

Length 153cm

Depth 47cm

Thanks! 

 

 

 

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