2384 days ago

Toaster / crockery / cutlery / utensils / mugs / knives / towels / bedding / headboards / fire pit

Chris from Hauraki

Feel free to come and collect ASAP today otherwise it’s all being taken to the recycling centre

Chris
0278999420
41 Walter Street, Hauraki

Large plates
Small plates
Small bowls
Large bowls
Maxwell Williams knife set x 5
Baking trays / cake trays
Cafetière x 2
Hot pots medium and small
Cheese grater
Lemon squeezer
Rolling pin
Salad bowls
Colanders x 3
Pizza cutter
Bottle opener
All intensive
Glass segmented Bowl
Measuring jug
Garlic crusher
Wooden spoons
Mashers
Cups
Champagne flutes
Wine glasses
Tumblers
Kettle
Toaster that can fit 4 slices in one go

Free

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