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Greaves and Thomas sideboard

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Rarely seen Greaves and Thomas sideboard made in the 1960’s.
Made from teak and features plenty of storage with two long drawers, one being a cutlery drawer.
To the left is a pull-down door for drinks and a cupboard with a glass shelf. The right side has double doors that open to one long shelf.
In great condition with light wear.

Measurements:
Length 176cm
Depth 43cm
Height 77.5cm
FREE delivery – excluding Scotland and Ireland. For delivery to Scotland and Ireland, please contact us for a delivery quote prior to purchase.

(This service is for a 1 man service, ground floor to ground floor. Please note, if you need a 2 man service and delivery is above ground floor an additional fee may be charged.)

*Please note that whilst all of our stock has been carefully selected and refinished if needed, there may still be minor signs of age-related wear. We try our best to show any imperfections in our photographs.

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Rarely seen Greaves and Thomas sideboard made in the 1960’s.
Made from teak and features plenty of storage with two long drawers, one being a cutlery drawer.
To the left is a pull-down door for drinks and a cupboard with a glass shelf. The right side has double doors that open to one long shelf.
In great condition with light wear.

Measurements:
Length 176cm
Depth 43cm
Height 77.5cm
FREE delivery – excluding Scotland and Ireland. For delivery to Scotland and Ireland, please contact us for a delivery quote prior to purchase.

(This service is for a 1 man service, ground floor to ground floor. Please note, if you need a 2 man service and delivery is above ground floor an additional fee may be charged.)

*Please note that whilst all of our stock has been carefully selected and refinished if needed, there may still be minor signs of age-related wear. We try our best to show any imperfections in our photographs.

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