Set of 3 1960s English Stackable Teak Nest of Tables
Delivering from: London, United Kingdom (UK)
Original price was: £250.£225Current price is: £225.
Description
Set of 3, 1960s, nest of teak stackable tables. Made in England. Well-made, sturdy and fully functional. The tables have a wonderful deep and even grain. Designed to slot into one other when not in use and for storage purposes. The edge of each table has a grooved edged border which not only adds additional interest but also helps to protect them. The bottom of each leg curves outwards which helps with their support.
The tables have been refinished, restored and waxed. There is a small black patch in the wood grain on the middle table as illustrated in the images. There is some age-related wear to some of the bottom of the legs. No manufacturer’s label is present but they’re made in the style of G Plan or Ercol.
Dimensions:
Large: W: 61cm D: 38cm H: 44cm
Medium: W: 49.5cm D: 32cm H: 42cm
Small: W: 39cm D: 27.5cm H: 40cm
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Retro Living
This professional London boutique evolved from a passion for sourcing eclectic, interesting and unusual items of furniture, art, lighting and objets d’art, with the owners own home in mind. They restore, reupholster and rewire the majority of their pieces to ensure that they are of the highest quality and sympathetically restored to ensure everything reaches you in the best original condition possible.
Delivery Information
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Delivery can be arranged to anywhere within the UK, Europe and Worldwide.
They may also offer complimentary delivery around London. Collection is available.
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