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hi what is the size and final price of this table?

6 years ago

Hi what is the size and final price of this table ?

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Decca Europe London
6 years ago
last modified: 6 years ago
Dear Samar,

Please accept my apologies for the slow response. Thank you for your inquiry interest in Decca.

Please find the details of the table listed below

145004 Rectangular Dining Table
- Dark brown qtr cut walnut veneer
- Dark brown solid asia cherry base with copper finish hardware
- Retail Price is £5772 including VAT
- W2845 x D1067 x H762mm
Kindly note, this table also comes with detachable leaves, which extends over half a meter on each side. This is made to order therefore standard lead time is up to 12 weeks. Shipping of the item to the UK is included but not local delivery.

If you don't mind me asking, how did you hear about us? If you are interested in other products I suggest to go on our website http://deccalondon.com which shows a large portfolio of pieces of furniture which all can be customized to your preference. Or if you are looking for items that we currently have in stock, there's a category for sale items, it will show you items that are currently on sale. Please note we are going to have a winter sale coming up in January 2018, so if you're interested keep an eye on our website or follow us on instagram @decca.london.

If you have any other query just please let me know, we are always happy to help.

Kind Regards,

Patricia
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