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French Oak Contemporary Cross Base DiningTable

This popular table style combines the authentic feel of solid timber with innovative contemporary design, creating a distinctive, high-quality masterpiece.

French Oak Contemporary Cross Base DiningTable

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March 8th, 2010

Each piece is individually hand finished to customer specifications.

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