SOLD Dining Room Table & 4 Chairs (space-saving/circular/walnut) - ?80

By Angharad_L
January 25, 2020 in For Sale & Items Offered

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Angharad_L

Posted January 25, 2020

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Posted January 25, 2020

Selling a lovely dining room table in walnut finish that's perfect for small flats, and spaces.

In great condition, and only selling as we're moving away from the area.

Looking for ?80. Collection only, no delivery.

Original product description: "Classic meets contemporary with the Hygena Alena dining table. Made from solid wood with a rich walnut finish, the Alena has a vintage appeal with a modern edge. Its clever circular design with slot-in chairs is ideal for small spaces, and its easy-clean black leather upholstery complements the dark wood perfectly. Part of the Alena collection. Table: Size H75, L105, W105cm. Solid wood table. Chairs: 4 chairs. Size of each chair H74, W42, D37cm. Solid wood frame. Solid wood legs. Leather effect seat pads and back rest. Upholstered finish. General features: Total weight 22kg"

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