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Victorian Pine Console with Two Drawers

SKU: JC01349

An antique pine console table or desk from the 19th century, featuring a beautiful honey-toned pine finish.

It stands on decorative turned legs with a plain apron and two drawers, each fitted with rustic wooden knobs. It has been sealed in a pine furniture wax to protect and enhance its existing patina.

A versatile piece that could be used as a console in a hallway or living room, or styled as a desk or dressing table depending on the space.
Price
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  • UK - Free delivery on all orders to mainland UK (Exc. Scottish Highlands).

Dimensions:
Width 107 cm x Depth 53 cm x Height 69 cm. Apron height 54 cm.

Condition:
In good antique condition with wear and tear appropriate for age and use. May show signs of historic woodworm which we will retreated as a precaution upon entry to our showrooms.

This piece has been sealed with a clear furniture wax to protect the surface and enhance the finish. We recommend using coasters to prevent water marks and avoiding harsh cleaners that may strip the wax. Re-waxing occasionally will help maintain the patina over time.

Free delivery across mainland UK.

Delivery Timeframe:
7-14 working days


Delivery Type:
Professional courier - our couriers will contact you directly to discuss delivery.

Returns:
We accept returns within 14 days if the item is returned in its original condition.

Make it Yours

This table works well as a desk in a study or quiet corner of the home, with space for a laptop or notebook and two drawers to keep things tucked away. In the hallway or living room, it makes a useful console table for lamps, post or everyday essentials. In a bedroom, it can be used as a dressing table, with enough room for a mirror and a few daily items.

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