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PRICE OF FURNITURE, FIXTURE AND EQUIPMENTS
FURNITURE/FIXTURE/EQUIPMENT DESCRIPTION PRICE (PER PIECE)
Bench Trunk A wonderful seat for a child's room, perfect for storage of toys or clothing.
Height: 23"
Length: 23.5" P 2,985.00
Wooden Bar Chair A very firm, sturdy high seat for any type of use. P2,690
Country Wood Chair Made of pinewood.
Size 36" height x 16.5" length x 15 5/8" width P1,650
Mirror Classic design in walnut finish. Durable and versatile.
Size 22.5" height x 17 3/8" length x 4.25" width P1,598
Mirror Window Classic design in walnut finish. Durable and versatile. Shelf can be utilized for plants or other items. P3998
Cupboard Sturdy yet delicate-looking, this cupboard is a must for every country home.
Size 32.25"h (from top to table top) x 41"height (from table top to bottom) x 15.5"width x 45.25"length P9900

Pinewood Bookshelf A classic and functional style appropriate for any type of home or office. Natural walnut finish blends with any other existing furniture.
Height: 75" x Length 25.75" x 12 Width" P3,500
Wire Tile Candleholder Size 8.5" high x 12.5" x 3.25". P398
Waste Wonder Metal frame is foldable for easy storage & portability. Canvas cover is washable. Plastic/ Paper/ Metal holds trash bags for easy disposal.
Size 19" x 18.25" x 13.25" P799
4-Tile Mediterranean Coffee Table With that classic look that couples with functionality.
Size 17" height x 19" length x 4" width P3,000
Two Drawer Side Table A storage area and space-saver in one piece. Fits any type of interior or room. Natural wood finish. Serves as a lamp stand or accent piece.
Size 23.5" height x 21" length x 16.5" width P2655
Knives
Made of high carbon stainless steel P500
Spoons
Slotted spoon, wooden spoons, sturdy metal spoons, Soup ladle P280
Pots and pans Saucepans with covers, skillet with covers, non-stick skillet, Roasting pan P3500
Queen sized bed narra wood Cleopatra design P22, 800
Dora wooden post bed
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