1863 days ago

Dark brown coffee table $20

Shirley from Grafton

***MOVING OUT SALE***

Excellent condition dark brown wood-look coffee table, measures in cms:
90 (L) x 45 (W) x 47(H)

Made of a light MDF/woodchip material (not real hardwood), and has only been used indoors, so still in excellent condition with a lot of use left. Is a tiny bit wobbly (but doesnt affect the use), and has a tiny chip on one corner (not very visible). Has been wiped down and sanitized for new home.

$20 pick up only from Grafton, Auckland, or can deliver if nearby for a fee.

Price: $20

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