Reclaimed Teak 2.2m Kynance Table with 8 Wicker Chairs and Cream Cushions

Ottena

£2695

OTTENA · LIFETIME TEAK RANGE Reclaimed Teak 2.2m Kynance Table with 8 Wicker Chairs Cream Cushions A full-size dining set with a calm confidence that looks at home in any setting. Reclaimed teak character, modern lines and chairs you’ll actually want to sit in for hours. Reclaimed teak A second life for exceptional timber. Less waste, more character, more story. Seats 8 properly 2.2m of elbow-room for dinners, birthdays and “are you sure you don t want seconds? . Wicker + cushions Stackable wicker chairs with cream cushions. Textural, relaxed, quietly luxe. The “anchor piece” A set that makes

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as OTTENA LTD, number 09619561. Checked 2026-08-29.
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UK operations
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British-owned
No majority shareholding traced outside the UK. Companies House.
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Where it is made
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