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LouieM

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Hello,


My 8 year old has finally decided he's too grown up for these lovely animal print John Lewis curtains we bought for him about 4 years ago. They're in great condition, from a non smoking household. I've attached photos showing the details but basically they white with tigers, giraffes and crocodiles on. They are also blackout lined. The dimensions are for curtain pole width up to 228cm and drop 136cm (although I have them on a curtain pole measuring 250cm and they work fine).


Looking for ?20 please. Pix attached. For collection near Forest Hill pools or I might be able to deliver in ED area.


Thanks,


Louie

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