NOW SOLD big shabby chic chest of drawers for sale

By busymum
March 4, 2016 in For Sale & Items Offered

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busymum

Posted March 4, 2016

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Posted March 4, 2016

Lovely 'distressed' look shabby chic white chest of drawers for sale (?70 ono) similar to the normandy classic from the French Bedroom Company. http://www.frenchbedroomcompany.co.uk/normandy-classic-pale-stone-chest-of-drawers.

Has a few small marks on the top as seen in the picture attached which could easily be painted over, and the base of one of the drawers could do with some wood glue to keep it more securely in place, but apart from that it's a very sturdy, solid piece of wooden furniture that holds alot of clothes.

118cm L, 87cm H, 50cm D

Please let me know if you're interested

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