Victorian oak dining table

By ctking
August 9, 2019 in For Sale & Items Offered

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ctking

Posted August 9, 2019

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Posted August 9, 2019

This is a lovely old Victorian oak dining table - it seats 6 people, but we've up to 10 sitting around it without too much trouble. It has some ring marks on the top, and one of the original wooden pegs which secures the legs is missing (we are using kindling which works just fine!). We've had it for over 10 years, but have no where to store it when we sell our flat.

It would need to be sold and picked up this weekend - and it is incredibly heavy so needs more than two people to get it down stairs. Hoping to sell for ?150, but message me if interested!

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