For sale – painted sideboard/table £30 – solid wood

By ereed79
March 24, 2024 in For Sale & Items Offered

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Posted March 24, 2024

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Posted March 24, 2024

Selling this item as no longer have room.

Originally sourced from antiques fair in Lewes. Think possibly mahogany but painted over in pale blue/grey (exact paint colour unknown). x3 brass handles added to the drawers.

Paintwork still in good condition in general. Inside of drawers unpainted. Could be sanded back to original wood if preferred?

Table dimensions:
94cm wide
76cm high
54cm deep

Drawer dimensions:
43cm deep
7cm high (middle drawer)
15cm high (left and right drawers)

£50 ono. Suspect worth quite a bit more. Collection preferred – SE21.

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