SOLD!!For Sale - Vintage 1970s Dining Table Set & 4 Chairs - ?400

By ASalman
January 21, 2021 in For Sale & Items Offered

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ASalman

Posted January 21, 2021

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Posted January 21, 2021

HOPING TO SELL BY 29TH JAN - Available to be collected near Dulwich Park - Asking ?400, open to offers.

A stunning dining table and 4 chairs design by McIntosh furniture, manufactured in the 1970s.

Includes 4 chairs that sit under the dining table top.

The dining table is a circular shape and will seat 4 people when closed and 6 when extended.

The 4 matching fresco dining chairs have sculptured tapered legs and cross stretchers in solid teak with curved padded backs and tapered seat pad cushions.

The table top is in very good vintage condition with only a few ring marks as can be seen in the final picture. (Picture of table at full extension is a little older)

The chairs are all solid and in great condition, no rips or stains to the upholstery.

A truly wonderful mid century dining set.

Chairs: W 48cm x H 70cm x D 48cm

Table: 114cm in diameter and 168cm when extended. 74cm high

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