PI dining table - 180cm TEMPLATE
Original packaging
In excellent condition, with original packaging. This is an end of series product and is no longer offered in the Ethnicraft collection.
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Excellent
In excellent condition, without original packaging. Refurbished and as good as new, you won't be able to tell the difference.
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Very good
In very good condition, without original packaging. Refurbished but may still show minor dents, scratches or visible repairs that don't detract from the aesthetics of the piece.
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Good
In good condition, without original packaging. Refurbished items with multiple imperfections or visible repairs that don't impair the function of the piece.
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Condition:
--
Collection:
PI
Material:
Oak
Finish:
Oiled
Shape:
Rectangular
Dimensions:
180x90x76cm
Size Dining tables:
200cm
Seats up to:
8 people
Extendable:
No
Indoor/Outdoor:
For indoor use only
The PI collection by Ethnicraft honours nature’s design by keeping the strength, curves and lines, as nature intended. Interesting shapes are discovered in this sleek and stylish, polished imperfect, finish. Each PI dining table is finished by hand to ensure that the individual character of the wood is respected. Designed by Alain van Havre.
Made from solid oak with a hardwax oil finish.
The PI collection by Ethnicraft honours nature’s design by keeping the strength, curves and lines, as nature intended. Interesting shapes are discovered in this sleek and stylish, polished imperfect, finish. Each PI dining table is finished by hand to ensure that the individual character of the wood is respected. Designed by Alain van Havre.
Made from solid oak with a hardwax oil finish.
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