The Oxford Painted D‑End Extending Dining Table combines elegant styling with everyday practicality, making it a superb addition to both classic and contemporary dining spaces. Featuring a beautifully painted base paired with a contrasting natural oak top, it offers clean straight lines and stylish panel detailing that enhance its refined appearance. The table extends effortlessly from 130 cm to 170 cm using a convenient butterfly‑leaf mechanism that stores neatly inside the frame, providing comfortable seating for up to four people while saving space when not in use.
Crafted from white oak, pine and MDF, it delivers excellent durability and long‑lasting quality. Available in a choice of elegant painted finishes including Ivory, Moon Grey and White,
All measurements are approximate.
Width: 92cm (36.2.inches)
Height: 78cm (30.7.inches)
Depth: 130cm (51.2.inches)
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Keith Playdon
3 months ago
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7 months ago
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2 months ago
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