Ardennes Oak nest of tables which comes from our newest ranges of Christian Harold furniture.

Size:
Large table: W60cm x D60cm x H55cm
Medium table: W45cm x D53cm x H46cm
Small table: W30cm x D46cm x H37cm

These lovely solid oak nest of tables are being cleared at this remarkable price because they are very slight factory seconds. The tables have the smallest of marks/minor imperfections on some of the set of 3. They are the sort of marks which will come from everyday use and you have to look closely to see them. They do represent fabulous value for money and we are sure you will be thrilled with them.

The forests of the Ardennes have stood the tests of time. Whatever slings and arrows outrageous fortune has thrown at them, they rebound with ageless splendour and magnificence. Whatever your taste - designer or traditional, town or country, contemporary or classical – the Ardennes range places the warmth and outstanding beauty of solid oak right into the very heart of every home.

These stunning tables look beautiful whether they are nested together or spread around your room. As well as adding a smart elegance to a room these three different sized tables are also ideal for sitting next to other furniture such a armchairs or sofas. The smooth tops and angular frames display the full splendour of the solid oak wood grain and the tables are finished with Danish linen oil, which gives the wood a warm romantic look.

A wide range of co-ordinating furniture is also available in the Ardennes range.

The makers of the Ardennes range understand that being presented with a tree is both a privilege and a huge responsibility. They respond to this in two ways. Firstly, they ensure that for every tree they use, they replant two trees in return. Secondly, they create something of real beauty that can be cherished for many years to come. The Ardennes range offers beautiful furniture that doesn't cost the earth.

Please note: Solid oak is a natural material and as such may have variations in it such as knots and occasional small scars or splits. This is part of the character of natural wood and should not be viewed as a flaw.