Moba Moses basket and 0-3 boys clothes bundle

By sleepadistantmemory
December 17, 2015 in The Family Room Classifieds

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sleepadistantmemory

Posted December 17, 2015

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Posted December 17, 2015

For sale: hardly used Moba Moses basket in cornflower blue (no stand just basket) for ?30 ONO

Bundle of boys clothes aged 0-3months - 8 sleepsuits, two cardigans, three pairs of trousers, 4 pairs footed trousers various brands John Lewis, Next, JoJo, Mothercare - ?30 all in or ?20 if you're taking basket too.

SE15 pick up (Nunhead) or limited local drop off.

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