Tetbury Side Table

Name: Tetbury Side Table
Brand: Forest to Home

Forest to Home

£455

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Chunky solid Oak side table. Created out of air dried Oak which will continue to season over the years. Small 500mm H x 245mm W x 245mm D Medium 500mm H x 270mm W x 270mm D Large 500mm H x 290mm W x 290mm D Bespoke sizes and finishes available on request. A richly rustic wooden side table with a simple columnar silhouette. Its air-dried oak nature means the timber will continue to season for a number of years – a beautiful character trait of its natural origins. The Story Tetbury is a statuesque side table that makes use of a type of oak typically found in traditional timber frame buildings lo

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as FOREST TO HOME LTD, number 10212146. Checked 2026-08-29.
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British-owned
No majority shareholding traced outside the UK. Companies House.
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