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Sibast

No 2 Dining Table

$4,553.33

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$4,553.33
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The Sibast No 2 Dining Table is a beautifully crafted piece designed by Anna and Ditlev Sibast, inspired by Helge Sibast's 1950s Side Table No 1. This dining table embodies a vision of simplicity and sustainability, perfectly complementing other designs by Helge Sibast. It features a rich dark oiled oak finish and comes with two black MDF extension leaves, allowing for flexible seating arrangements. This table is an excellent choice for those seeking timeless Danish design and high-quality woodworking.

  • Inspired by Helge Sibast's Side Table No 1 from the late 1950s
  • Designed for simplicity and sustainability
  • Features a dark oiled oak finish
  • Includes 2 x black MDF extension leaves for expandability
  • Designed by Anna and Ditlev Sibast with the daughter of Helge Sibast

Details

Category
Kitchen & Dining Room Tables
Extension Mechanism
Removable leaf
Wood Finish
Oiled
Leg Material
Wood
Tabletop Pattern
Solid
Lumber Wood Type
Oak wood
Leg Pattern
Solid
Table Base Type
Four-leg
Tabletop Material
Wood
Materials
Oak, MDF

Questions & answers

How much does it cost, and where can I buy it?
This Sibast kitchen & dining room table is sold by 1 retailer for $4,553.33. Available at hollowaysofludlow.com.
Is it in stock?
Yes, it's currently in stock.
What are the key features?
Key features include Inspired by Helge Sibast's Side Table No 1 from the late 1950s, Designed for simplicity and sustainability, Features a dark oiled oak finish, Includes 2 x black MDF extension leaves for expandability, and Designed by Anna and Ditlev Sibast with the daughter of Helge Sibast.
What is it made of?
It's made of oak and MDF.
What's its extension mechanism?
Its extension mechanism is removable leaf.
What's its leg pattern?
Its leg pattern is solid.