Mid-Century Expandable Dining Table (152 cm - 203 cm)

By SimonIB
April 16, 2023 in For Sale & Items Offered

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SimonIB

Posted April 16, 2023

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Posted April 16, 2023

Mid-Century Expandable Dining Table (152 cm - 203 cm) in excellent condition. Solid ash legs & frame; engineered wood top with ash veneer. Table expands via drop-in leaf.

Made with FSC®-certified wood from responsibly managed forests.

1 year old and in excellent condition. Will sell for £490 ono. Retail price £959.

Table has been dismantled, easy to assemble.

why you'll love it

Captures the timeless, tailored profile of mid-century design.
Streamlined top with iconic beveled edges and tapered legs.
Ready for extra dinner guests
Made of sustainably sourced wood in a Fair Trade Certified facility.

See listing on West Elm website here.

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