A father received ridicule after attempting to sell a sofa, which was covered in his child’s marker drawings, for a price of £750.
A father received ridicule for listing his ‘beautiful creamy sofa’ for £750, as the pictures revealed that it was covered in permanent marker drawings made by his child.
- Esfandiar Aria, residing in Luton, Bedfordshire, is offering his previously owned DFS leather sofa for a price of £750.
- This is despite the fact the sofa is covered in a child’s scribbles with a marker pen
A father has faced online ridicule for pricing his sofa at £750, despite it being adorned with his child’s permanent marker artwork.
The cream three-seater sofa, originally from DFS, is made of leather and two of the seats can recline.
The couch has been covered in numerous scribbles using a thick black marker pen.
Each cushion also has different markings on it, including a child’s drawings of cars.
They are present all over the sofa, including the arms, front, and the wall behind in the living room of seller Esfandiar Aria.
Mr. Aria has listed the sofa for sale, despite the unattractive drawings.
He has listed it on Facebook Marketplace for an astonishing £750, which is a significant reduction from the original price of £1,250.
The cream three-seater sofa, originally from DFS, is made of leather and two of the seats can recline
Markings are visible on all sections of the sofa, including the wall situated behind it in the living room of seller Esfandiar Aria.
Mr. Aria asserts that he recently purchased the sofa and states that there are no issues with it other than what is visible.
The item can be collected from Luton, Bedfordshire.
He asserts that he purchased the sofa just a few months back and ‘there are no issues with it apart from what is visible.’
The listing reads: ‘This is a Beautiful creamy Winston three-seat sofa from DFS.
Only utilized for a short period of time.
‘Recliners: Electric/ automatic.
‘Reason for selling: My little one drew all over it with black ink permanent marker.
‘There is nothing wrong with it except what you see.’
Shoppers on Facebook Marketplace found the listing highly amusing.
Andy McCabe, the shopper, expressed that this is a form of art.
One shopper said: ‘Being a father of a sweet girl I can relate.’
Another shopper said: ‘Banksy.’
Moe Jason suggested: ‘Put it in an art exhibition.’
Another user suggested taking it to a contemporary art gallery and selling it for a price of £5,000,000.
