Beautiful quality wooden kids table and a 'Cat' chair from John Lewis for only ?30

By Nadin
July 25, 2017 in The Family Room Classifieds

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Nadin

Posted July 25, 2017

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Posted July 25, 2017

Selling a kids table and a cat chair made of rubberwood from John Crane's furniture collection purchased from John Lewis. They are both excellent quality, very smooth surface, with a pretty grain in the wood, very solid and exceptionally well built and would last forever. The chair is a funky blue cat.

My son loved it but too old for it now. The table can be used for up to approximately 6 years old depending on the size of the child.

Dimensions:

- Table H44cm x Dia60cm

- Chair H55 x W30 x D30cm

The table and the chair have been used and kept with a great care and both like brand new without a single scratch.

All in all it's a great and stylish set of kids furniture which would be a great addition to any kitchen or a kids room. Your children will love it.

The set could be flat packed if needed to transport, but very easy to assemble back.

Price - ?30 (New at John Lewis at ?88).Pick up from East Dulwich.

Please let me know if any questions or would like additional pictures.

Thank you for watching,

Nadya.

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