Solid Wood Round Dining Table With Nice Cross Base ?90 ONO

By walrut
June 29, 2020 in For Sale & Items Offered

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walrut

Posted June 29, 2020

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Posted June 29, 2020

30 inches high, 49 inches wide.

I?ve just bought this lovely table, but sadly it?s too big for the space I?d planned for it to go in in my property. It?s a solid wood (I think oak) heavy table. It has some wear commensurate with age, but overall it?s in good condition.

The previous seller didn?t have the screws connecting the table top to the base as that was the way he bought it a couple of years ago. However, the table top is so heavy he said it never moved during use. The top could be reconnected to the base though with some screws easily purchased from a DIY store.

Collection from SE26 6LZ.

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