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£375.00
Jepara Coffee Table 2 Drawer
The Jepara coffee table is part of a rustically styled collection with a warm finish and traditional peg-jointing to create an impression of age and use. With 2 drawers and an additional base shelf this coffee table offers ample storage for all those untidy magazines and papers! Natural characteristics of the wood cause interesting variations in the grain between pieces, so no two pieces will be exactly alike in colour or grain adding uniqueness to every piece. Please note the drawers are accessible from the front side only.Measurements
Length: 135 (cm), Width: 75 (cm), Height: 47 (cm)
Length: 135 (cm), Width: 75 (cm), Height: 47 (cm)
Material
This furniture is made from Acacia
This furniture is made from Acacia
Collection
This furniture is part of the Jepara collection
This furniture is part of the Jepara collection
product id: JEP006
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The Jepara Collection of Acacia living and dining room furniture features traditional peg-jointing to give a rustic quality to this collection. Whether living or eating the Jepara collection, finished with a warm golden finish and hand cast hardware, adds a homely ambience to any room.
Natural characteristics of the wood cause interesting variations in the grain between pieces, so no two pieces will be exactly alike in colour or grain adding uniqueness to every piece.
The Greatest Girth - In the late 18th century a European Chestnut known as the Tree of the Hundred Horses on Mount Etna in Sicily, in Italy had a circumference of 190 feet. It has since separated into three parts.
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Natural characteristics of the wood cause interesting variations in the grain between pieces, so no two pieces will be exactly alike in colour or grain adding uniqueness to every piece.
The Greatest Girth - In the late 18th century a European Chestnut known as the Tree of the Hundred Horses on Mount Etna in Sicily, in Italy had a circumference of 190 feet. It has since separated into three parts.
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