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Sofa black
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Sofa black

2 seater sofa black crushed velvet with stretchy sofa cover on currently. Some wear and tear but great for someone starting out

Gateshead, Tyne and Wear
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PENDING - FREE FOOD - Tins, Soups, Instant Oats, and more
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PENDING - FREE FOOD - Tins, Soups, Instant Oats, and more

22 tins of food including Soups, Baked Beans and Sausages, Chicken Jalfrezi 32 packets of Quaker Golden Syrup 2 minute oats 6 ready to eat porridge, various flavours 6 instant oats All unopened, recently purchased, and well in date (some tins 2028).

Gateshead, Tyne and Wear
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