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2 antique wooden chairs (Bainbridge Island)
Gifted
221d
- set of 2 wooden chairs, wood in very nice condition; backs are missing 2 spindles each (see photo), but this is not noticeable when you sit in them, and not really noticeable visually (it took me awhile to notice!); chair seats need replacing, or you could just cover with chair cushions
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Cobalt Blue Bottles (Bainbridge Island)
Gifted
231d
- Here are 16 cobalt blue bottles (new, not vintage or antique) with labels removed, ready for use; I also have 21 more bottles in this color with labels still attached;
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5 steel hoops (Bainbridge Island)
Expired
240d
- For your found art project? or??? 5 concentric steel hoops, largest one measures 27" across
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lots of gardening stakes for plants (Bainbridge Island)
Expired
240d
- many kinds of gardening staking items, some just single stakes and others made for plants to grow through
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rustic garden bench (Bainbridge Island)
Expired
345d
- this is a small bench, seat is 15" from the ground, and 30" wide; some of the wood slats are starting to rot, but I had flower pots sitting on it, which did fine; Nice for a rustic style garden!
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Basalite Concrete Blocks (Bainbridge Island)
Gifted
1y
- 27 of these blocks; great for all kinds of projects
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little red wagon (Bainbridge Island)
Gifted
1y
- Little red wagon; the wooden trim around the top is broken in a couple places, but I have all the pieces so you could repair it yourself
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little red wagon (Bainbridge Island)
Expired
1y
- a little wagon for holding flowers in the garden; needs a little loving care, the wheels don't turn anymore and the little wooden paneling is broken in a couple places, but I have all the pieces so you could fix it up yourself
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2 "Ninebark" shrubs to give away (Bainbridge Island)
Gifted
1y
- I have 2 mature Ninebark (physocarpus) shrubs to give away; these are mature plants, just dug up and need to go in ground soon; they grow to about 6 feet tall (too tall for the space I had them in my garden); the first photo shows the burgundy leaf color, the second photo shows what you will be getting; pruned them way back so they can be transplanted and start to grow again easily
