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Cythera Extendable Dining Table - Distressed Grey
£1,495.00
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With a carved underskirt that echoes the classical era of Greek architecture and tapered legs that recall Gustavian style, the Cythera Dining Table exudes a certain rustic charm ‑ something...
With a carved underskirt that echoes the classical era of Greek architecture and tapered legs that recall Gustavian style, the Cythera Dining Table exudes a certain rustic charm - something enhanced by the fact it's made from recycled pine. The table's versatililty is furthered by a clever folding mechanism that enables it to be extended easily to suit parties of different sizes, without the removal or addition of leaves. When fully extended it seats up to six, and when folded away it seats four.
- Made from recycled pine
- Folding mechanism
- Seats six when extended
- Seats four when closed
- Machine and handmaid
- Hand-painted
- Product code: A15561-1-12-1097-10
| Width | 186 cm |
| Depth | 80 cm |
| Height | 77 cm |
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