


Reclaimed Teak Cross Leg Dining Table 260cm
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Reclaimed Teak Cross Leg Dining Table 260cmSalvaged from the frames of old buildings, bridges and wharves in Indonesia, recycled teak is exceptionally strong and beautifully aged with a character rich rustic finish. Tougher than new timber and uniquely grained with knots, rings, and imperfections, each piece tells its own story. With its sturdy cross leg design and choice of sizes, this outdoor furniture table is a timeless favourite for family meals or entertaining a crowd. Crafted from
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