Purity Table

Name: Purity Table
Brand: Gaze Burvill

Gaze Burvill

£2970

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Purity Table: Contemporary design which celebrates a wood-turner heritage This magnificent table elegantly echoes the turned spindle design features of the Purity armchairs, while the generously proportions of the table top will beautifully display the individual grain patterns of the Ash wood. Designed to seat either six or eight, the Purity Table in Ash has a top that is removable where required for ease of access or storage. Pair the table with Purity Armchairs, whose arms will tuck under the table, and perhaps a Purity Bench or two. There is plenty of room here for working from home, or fo

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Registered at Companies House as GAZE BURVILL LTD., number 03155596. Checked 2026-08-29.
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