Display cabinate for sale
I do not really want to sell this item but I will be moving early next year and I wont have the space for it.
Price is $400 or near offer.
This is an out standing display cabinet It shows all your special bits and pieces beautifully. It comes in two pieces, you could have it split or together. There are 3 glass shelves that can be changed to a different hight in each division of the cabinet, the bottom part has a cupboard at each end and three good size draws in the middle . This is in very good condition it only has a small amount of damage on the edge of the top part (#4 pic) from when it has been moved to shift from Auzzy to NZ, this is easily hidden by brushing it with black shoe polish. The cabinet top is very heavy and will need at least two men to lift to a trailer or what ever you use .Here are the measurements. All together, the depth is 40.cmtrs, End to end is 1.84 cmtrs, and top to bottom is 1.81cmtrs The bottom piece on its own is 60cmtrs top to bottom, The top on its own is 1.20cmtrs top to bottom. If you need to know more feel free to ask. Or if you wish to view that is fine just call us on 063670662
To buy a cabinet like this today would cost at least $1,500.00 or more.
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