Oak occasional

A cutesie little accessory table- for anywhere! I've several delightful ones in store now, so be certain you visit A E Wright's- SOONEST! Call Grant on today!

Antique, early 20th century oak coffee table, side table, occasional table, beautiful condition. Please call or email me, Andy . NO SMS's WILL BE ANSWERED!

Absoloutley magnificiently carved oak dining table. Table length mm minimum to mm maximum. Could be a superb feature board room table. Not likely to find another similar example anywhere. 6 carved dining chairs and a large stunning oak sideboard with a unique matching occasional chair complete the set. Offers from R will be considered.  Replies to e-mail address

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