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Winsome Taylor, 41.73x30.51x29.13, Walnut

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Management number 200084910 Release Date 2025/09/24 List Price $179.83 Model Number 200084910
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This 5-piece Taylor Drop Leaf Table Set features an elegantly simple and versatile table with four handsome solid wood folding chairs. With the drop leaf extended, the table is doubled in size and is perfect for dining in the kitchen or breakfast nook. Use the table as a console with the drop leaf down. Or make the set an ideal addition to the family room to spread out games or a puzzle. The table-wide drawer provides storage for silverware, placemats, games, or personal electronic devices. The table top and frame are made of solid wood for long lasting durability. Overall size with drop leaf extended 41.7"W x 30.5"D x 29"H. The drop leaf is well supported by folding side panels. The easy glide drawer is finished with a brushed nickel handle. Each table leg has a built-in floor protector to prevent scuffing. Chairs are made of solid wood and fold for easy storage. All pieces are finished in a rich Walnut. Assembly required. Top dimension (fully opened) 41.7"W x 30.5"D Top dimension (with leaf down) 41.7"W x 15.25"D Leaf dimension 41.7"W x 15.25"D Inside drawer dimension 21.5"W x 10.8"D x 2.4"H Front opening between leg panels 22.8"W x 24.9"H Overall chair size is 16.6"W x 20.5"D x 34.7"H Seat height is 18" Maximum weight capacity 220 lbs. Ships in 2 boxes


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