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Laura Ashley dressing table topper (mirror and jewellery/makeup drawer) - For Sale - ?30 - Brand New


LDo

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  • 4 weeks later...

Now sold.




LDo Wrote:

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> Lovely Laura Ashley mirror and drawer to sit on

> top of a dressing table.

> 20.5cm H x 22cm W x 48cm D

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> Questions welcome.

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> http://i63.tinypic.com/rcvark.jpg

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