Freestanding Tabletop Bookshelf – Black Walnut

WOOD N PEGS LTD

£32

An elegant and stylish solid Black Walnut book or magazine rack for storing your favourite books and magazines that you ll love to have on display. An elegant and stylish solid Black Walnut freestanding bookshelf for storing your favourite books and magazines that you ll love to have on display. Made from solid Black Walnut hardwood, with an Oak version also available here our freestanding tabletop bookshelf is the perfect tabletop book stand and can be used as a kitchen bookshelf for storing your cookbooks in the kitchen, a desktop bookshelf for showcasing your favourite book collection in th

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as WOOD N PEGS LTD, number 13557294. Checked 2026-08-29.
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UK operations
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British-owned
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Where it is made
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