Walnut Coffee Table – 45mm Solid American Black Walnut – 100 x 60cm

Timber Foundry

£600

Solid American Black Walnut Coffee Table A coffee table with a 45mm top in solid American black walnut, on a UK-forged trapezoid steel frame. 100cm long, 60cm deep, 40cm high. The top is solid walnut throughout — the same timber at the core as on the surface — and finished in satin oil rather than lacquer, so it keeps the depth of the grain and can be refreshed with a cloth and more oil rather than a workshop visit. It is worth being specific about this, because the trade is not. Tables sold at this price and above under titles like "Oak Coffee Table" or "Walnut Coffee Table" are frequently a

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