2432 days ago

Cast Iron Wine Rack and Timber Hall Table

Sheryl from Manly

Cast Iron black wine rack. Holds 12 bottles, 4/6 glasses, 3 shelves. Measures 1.67 cm H x 37 cm W x 32 cm D. Good condition except for small rust area at bottom or stand which could be painted over.
Timber Hall Table on black metal stand. Measures 81 cm H x 38 cm W x 1.22 cm L. Good condition but some rust spots on stand.
Selling together. Price is for both. Must go by Saturday. Collect Manly. Phone Sheryl 021 539 099.

Price: $80

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One proposed solution? Small levies on industries that profit from financial hardship — like banks, casinos, and similar companies.

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