SOLD! White toy storage chest of drawers ?20

By immyp
February 9, 2022 in The Family Room Classifieds

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Posted February 9, 2022

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Posted February 9, 2022

SOLD!

For sale - a white IKEA storage chest with 6 pull-out box drawers. Ideal for toys, magazines and general clutter. Opens both sides so could be put in the middle of a rooms as an art table, as drawers accessible from both sides. Or against a wall as chest of drawers. Great condition and ready to collect from SE15. ?20 cash on collection.

99x44x56cm

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