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Handmade wooden kitchen dining table, bench and 4 vintage chairs


payne456

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Vintage table handmade from reclaimed wood with a matching bench. We also have 4 vintage chairs (2 pairs in different styles) which we've used with the table. More photos are available if required.

We commissioned the table and bench to be made in an industrial style from reclaimed wood in similar style to John Lewis' Calia style.


The measurements for the table are length 183cm, width 89cm and height 76cm. The bench measurements are length 140cm, width 33cm and height 43cm. The bench was made the correct size to tuck neatly under the table when not in use.


We bought the 2 pairs of chairs separately. Happy to sell all together or to sell the table/bench together.


?400 for all.


Please contact me on 07970 475799.

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