Vintage school table and four chairs ?50

By deputydawg
December 11, 2016 in The Family Room Classifieds

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Posted December 11, 2016

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Posted December 11, 2016

Two semi circular tables that go together to make one round wooden table (table top approx 1m x 1.1m, height approx 47 cm) plus four matching chairs (seat height 27 cm). Chairs are marked with original LCC (London County Council) stamp and date (1963/1933).

Sturdy pieces that have a lot of wear left in them. Used for years with my children and obviously years before that in a local London school!

Perfect as a craft area for up to four kids. Can be split to make two semi circular tables with two chairs at each.

Competitively priced to be sold as a set.

?50

Collection from Brockley, SE4.

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