Meuble rangement vintage

Name: Meuble rangement vintage
Brand: pianetabrick.it
SKU: 58559031067
Price: 120.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.3771 (1813 reviews)

Marsoni

M251S

$120.00

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Meuble rangement vintageAncien meuble de machine coudre avec ses divers rangements : 1 placard et 2 tiroirs , plus une partie vide poche . Tr7s bel tat gnral, la serrure est fonctionnelle. A noter quelques traces de vie sur le plateau mais assez discret. Dimensions : hauteur 71 cm , largeur 85 cm et profondeur 43 cm Livraison France par Cocolis ( tarif selon distance, sur demande) Livraison Rgion parisienne par transporteur pro: 60 Livraison France par transporteur pro : 108

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My pup loves his soccer balls. These are very durable although if you have a dog that doesn't grasp the concept of using the loops/straps to carry it, teeth could puncture it. They are a good value for the money if your dog likes to chase the ball, I get the smaller size ball for my dog (medium dog). They come with a pump but if you have a bicycle pump or a battery operated pump, it will fill much faster. Ours stay outside and even in the winter, they hold up well, just need a bit more air occasionally to keep it pumped up.

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Reviewed in the United States on December 16, 2025