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Barnard Console Table - Recycled Elm
£1,695.00
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The design of our Barnard Console Table is inspired by the shape of traditional‑style bookends. It is constructed by hand from recycled elm and pine to form a sculptural appearance...
The design of our Barnard Console Table is inspired by the shape of traditional-style bookends. It is constructed by hand from recycled elm and pine to form a sculptural appearance that will certainly make a statement. Due to the artisanal techniques and natural, recycled materials used, each piece will have individual characteristics that add to their charm.
- Handmade from recycled elm and recycled pine
- Due to the natural materials used, each piece will have individual characteristics
- Product code: A18769-1-12-1215-10
| Depth | 40 cm |
| Height | 88 cm |
Recycled materials
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