Pine kitchen or dining table - or homework table

By Zena
January 10, 2016 in For Sale & Items Offered

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Zena

Posted January 10, 2016

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Posted January 10, 2016

Pine table for sale in Forest Hill. It is 107 cm wide, with two additional leaves of 50 cm each - so 207 cm wide when fully extended. it is 85 cm wide and 79 cm high. It comfortably seats 10 when fully extended, possibly 12 including children.

It is well worn, including a split in the top but this adds to the character and rustic feel - it's lived in, rather than a new shiny version.

Ideal as an extra table at Christmas, your dining table or a homework/kitchen table.

Buyer collects from Forest Hill please, ?60 ono. Email me and I will send you photos.

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