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Reduced: Pair of large light shades

cjackson

By cjackson
July 21 in For Sale & Items Offered

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Posted July 21 (edited)

A pair of dark purple/aubergine coloured cylindrical light shades. Originally bought from Mrs Robinson.

They are 36cm high, with a diameter of 46cm.

£15 each or £25 for the pair.

Edited July 31 by cjackson

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Reduced. £15 for both for anyone who can collect on Saturday

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Jul 31 cjackson changed the title to Reduced: Pair of large light shades

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