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A Carved Cotswold School Gateleg Table

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A Carved Cotswold School Gateleg Table Dining Table Gateleg Table Cotswold School %%alt5%%
This Arts & Crafts Cotswold School gateleg dining table has an oval top, two drop leaves, chamfered legs and stepped feet. It is enlivened by rows of gouged carving along all four stretchers and down the sides of the two gatelegs.
Price
£445.00  UK
$578.59  USA
€530.71  EU
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Dimensions132cm long when extended (46cm closed), 88cm wide and 73.5cm high. Category Antique Furniture Date Arts and Crafts  Arts and Crafts Antiques Material Oak Origin English Condition In good original condition with a few old scratches largely polished out. Item code as231a048 Status Sold

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Marvellous Furniture169 High Road
Chilwell
Nottingham
Nottinghamshire
NG9 5BA

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