Seven Piece Gray and Black Round Solid Wood Dining Set with Six Chairs

Seven Piece Gray and Black Round Solid Wood Dining Set with Six Chairs

Marsoni

M251S

$1608.49

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Seven Piece Gray and Black Round Solid Wood Dining Set with Six ChairsThis seven piece gray and black round solid wood dining set with six chairs is crafted from the finest materials and built to last, with a timeless design that will never go out of style. This round table is made with a iron base, that is paired with a solid wood top surface, giving it an updated a fashionable look. Find beauty in imperfection with this purposefully distressed table. The finish will bring a slightly vintage, rustic, and comfortable

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