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I have for sale a Birdy side table by Urban Outfitters. It's made from metal with a brass/bronze coloured finish and has a textured table top and supported by a pair of bird legs. Excellent consition. No longer avilable in store. A rare, surreal piece of home decor. I'm asking £45 - buyer to collect from SE22, top end of Lordship Lane near library. 

Unique side table, built with two bird feet, to add a little bit of unexpected charm to any room. Made from solid and durable materials for long-lasting use. 
Content + Care
- Metal
- Spot clean 

Size
- H: 55cm x 😧 33cm

Gold birdy Meret-Oppenheim inspired table from Urban Outfitters. Bird legs and a lovely round brass coloured top - Distressed look.

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