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Antique Farmhouse Oak Table ?80


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Size 75cm(W) x 152cm(L) x 79cm(H)

I bought this table for my flat but unfortunately couldn't fit through my front door, so have currently been left in a friends lock up in Peckham for the past 6months. Very solid and heavy table. Just needs a quick/light sand down.

Needs van to be collected by this Monday 2nd May at the latest. Thank you for looking

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