Large wooden dining table for sale

By mothercourage
November 26, 2023 in For Sale & Items Offered

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mothercourage

Posted November 26, 2023

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Posted November 26, 2023

200 (l) x 88 (w) x 79 (h) plus one extra extension that slots into the end giving an extra 40cms.

It has imperfections (tiny splashes of paint in some places and knots/splits in the wood) but is sturdy and characterful. Great as a family dining table if you have young kids and don’t want to be too precious about craft/pens etc.

Would no doubt come up beautifully if it was sanded back and oiled.

Looking for £100.

Pick up Dulwich Village from 28/11 onwards (the legs will be dismantled).

DM any questions.

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