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SOLD - Fantastic extendable oak kitchen/dining table with bench


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4ft table made from reclaimed dutch oak.


Includes extension (giving a total 5'3" (160cm) length), 2 chairs and matching 3ft long bench.


Main tabletop has a bit of wear and tear but everything else is in excellent condition.


?300 ono.


Bought from Country Homes on Dog Kennel Hill for over ?750.


Chairs can be separate lot @?75 for the pair.


Dimensions for the table are 48"(l) x 31" (w) x 31" (h) (122x79x79cm). Extension is 15" x 31" (38x79cm).


I now live in Beckenham but can deliver to ED or nearby areas if necessary.

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