Rosewood dining table

By spanners45
October 19, 2016 in For Sale & Items Offered

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Posted October 19, 2016

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Posted October 19, 2016

Lovely danish design table in rosewood make of two halves. Very simple design, a delicate look but a beautiful piece of furniture.

The top was painted a couple of years ago with chalk paint, which is a water based paint so it can be easily removed if wanted.

The table measures 250cm x 150cm and sits 8-10 people depending on the chairs you have. Please note: chairs and anything else in the images is NOT for sale.

Looking for ?100.

Thank you,

Maria

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