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1871 days ago

Antique Couch and Armchairs for sale

Susan from Devonport

Selling up and downsizing and so my mums favorite 3 seater couch and matching armchairs must go. They have most certainly seen the effects of time, but thats what makes these pieces stand out. Theyre not meant to be covered, I like that they age and get old and all they need is some complimentary cushions. As much as I have loved these pieces and dont really want to let go of them I must. I really hope that there is someone out there that loves them like I do. That loves the character they ooze.. Can sell separately but would be a shame as theyre meant to be together. Together $150.00. Could discuss maybe throwing in cushions as well. Of course Im always negotiable, offer me a price!

Price: $150

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