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£150 Four to six person White extendable dining table. PRICE DROPPED FOR QUICK SALE.


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Shiny, modern, white topped extendable dining table, steel wood-effect legs. 750mm high, 1080mm wide, and extended 1480mm.
A couple of very small marks on the edge, apart from that in excellent condition. Three wooden dining chairs free with table if wanted. Collection only. Supplied disassembled, but can show you it assembled prior to disassembly.

£150 needs to be taken today or tomorrow 14th Feb.

No time wasters please.

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