Danish dining table, maple, 6-12 people

By Aine
March 7, 2017 in For Sale & Items Offered

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Aine

Posted March 7, 2017

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Posted March 7, 2017

Hi - we have a Danish dining table in maple veneer, seats 6-8 and extends to seat 12 people. Very high quality make.

A simple contemporary look this dining table from the Skovby SM64 range seats 6-12 people with an extension leaf stored under the table top. It is maple veneer with solid timber edging, and rounded edges for a smooth, finished look. The dining table is used with some small heat stains on the table top that aren't v noticeable but otherwise v good condition.

The 8 dining chairs are in matching maple veneer, upholstered in black velvet. Condition is very good. ?50 each in sets of 4.

Table dimensions:

Width: 85cm at both ends, widening to 100cm in middle

Length: 1.85m extending to 2.65m

Height: 73cm

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