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Stunning farmhouse style oak dining table with 8 matching chairs - (John Lewis Bergerac range)


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Gorgeous french oak farmhouse style table and chairs.


Bought in 2006 from John Lewis


Good condition but some water and sun marks but nothing out of the ordinary.


Locks work but are a bit loose, could do with tightening up.


The table is extendable 6-8 people, at it's max it sits 8. 10 if you wanted to squeeze people in.



90in / 230 cm long (180 without extension)


37in / 95cm width


To top of table 75cm


Legs - 70cm high / 8 cm thick



CHAIRS


8 chairs - 2 carver and 6 normal all with different colour painted seats.



RRP: ?2.000

For sale: ?300


Collection from Herne Hill SE24 & you will require 2 men and a van. Please also check it will fit through your house door before buying. Extension piece can be removed but otherwise it's in 1 piece. Legs do not come away.

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