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A Heal's Circular Oak Occasional Table

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A Heals Circular Oak Occasional Table Heals Arts and Crafts Table
Made by Heal & Son, and labelled on the underside as such, this table is made of well-figured oak and stands on tapering legs with unusual semi-sphere bun feet. It dates to c.1930.
Price
£295.00  UK
$403.50  USA
€338.72  EU
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Dimensions71cm high and the top with a diameter of 68cm. Category Antique Furniture Date Arts and Crafts, 1930s  Arts and Crafts Antiques Material Oak Origin English Maker Heals Condition Very good, with a few old scratches well polished in, though due to minor warping one leg is slightly shorter than the others and has a small pad on the bottom. Item code as231a024 Status Sold

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Marvellous Furniture169 High Road
Chilwell
Nottingham
Nottinghamshire
NG9 5BA

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