Decker 70-inch Rectangular Wood Counter Height Dining Table Dark Walnut

Decker 70-inch Rectangular Wood Counter Height Dining Table Dark Walnut

Marsoni

M251S

$365.00

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Decker 70-inch Rectangular Wood Counter Height Dining Table Dark Walnut70 inch rectangular counter height dining table with a thick slab top and tall panel legs brings modern height to everyday moments. The elevated surface feels easy for quick breakfasts and standing conversations, while the open base keeps legroom clear and stools sliding in neatly. Crisp square edges and a generous overhang keep the profile clean and inviting. Crafted with rubberwood and engineered wood and topped with a smooth veneer, this pub table

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Reviewed in the United States on March 4, 2021