Extendable Wood Table (4-6)

By Emerson
February 8 in For Sale & Items Offered

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Posted February 8

A lovely wooden dining table for family dinners! It has a heavy, hard-wooded feel with beautiful pigmented streaks. This table can be extended into rectangle form, or left condensed in square form. Has a few light scuffs on surface, as shown in pictures.

Holland Park

Asking £130

The measurements are as follows:

75cm tall x 100.5 cm long (condensed)
& 146 cm long once fully extended.

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