Small Dining Table

120cm × 60cm (4ft × 2ft)

£1,700 · 50% deposit to order · Balance due prior to delivery

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A 4ft × 2ft dining table that seats four comfortably — the right size for a kitchen, a breakfast room, or a compact dining space. Built to be used every day for decades.

Lead time: 10–14 weeks from receipt of deposit.

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About our timbers

English Oak

Warm golden-brown with a pronounced, open grain and natural figuring. Hard-wearing and characterful, it deepens and enriches with age. The most traditional and enduring of English timbers.

English Elm

Distinctive interlocking grain with a rich reddish-brown warmth. Rarer than oak — English Elm has become scarce since Dutch Elm Disease, which makes each slab genuinely singular. Beautiful natural variation in every piece.

Olive Wood

Pale cream shot through with dramatic dark brown and grey streaks. Exceptionally dense and smooth to the touch. The most visually striking grain pattern of the three — no two slabs share the same markings.

English Oak

English Elm

Olive Wood

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Small Dining Table£1,700

Total£1,700

Deposit due today (50%)£850

The remaining balance of £850 is due by bank transfer prior to delivery. We will contact you with payment details when your piece is ready to ship.

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