Lister has been making teak furniture since 1883 and their timeless designs can be found in many of the world's most famous palaces, gardens and hotels.Robert Ashton Lister, the founder of modern teak furniture, sourced much of the wood he used from old British warships but nowadays all the timber comes from managed forests. Lister insist on using the more expensive teak from mature trees, (the only teak specified by the world shipping industry) which gives the furniture a slightly darker appearance and ensures that it will last a lifetime.As sailors know, the high oil content in premium quality teak prevents it from rotting and makes it easy to maintain. This means it can be left outdoors all year long and will fade over time to an attractive silvery grey.This table has a 7cm parasol hole.Wood: TeakSizes: Unextended: Dia.130cm x H75cmExtended: W170cm x D130cm x H75cm
Lister has been making teak furniture since 1883 and their timeless designs can be found in many of the world's most famous palaces, gardens and hotels.Robert Ashton Lister, the founder of modern teak furniture, sourced much of the wood he used from old British warships but nowadays all the timber comes from managed forests. Lister insist on using the more expensive teak from mature trees, (the only teak specified by the world shipping industry) which gives the furniture a slightly darker appearance and ensures that it will last a lifetime.As sailors know, the high oil content in premium quality teak prevents it from rotting and makes it easy to maintain. This means it can be left outdoors all year long and will fade over time to an attractive silvery grey.This table has a 7cm parasol hole.Wood: TeakSize: Dia.180cm x H75cm
Lister has been making teak furniture since 1883 and their timeless designs can be found in many of the world's most famous palaces, gardens and hotels.Robert Ashton Lister, the founder of modern teak furniture, sourced much of the wood he used from old British warships but nowadays all the timber comes from managed forests. Lister insist on using the more expensive teak from mature trees, (the only teak specified by the world shipping industry) which gives the furniture a slightly darker appearance and ensures that it will last a lifetime.As sailors know, the high oil content in premium quality teak prevents it from rotting and makes it easy to maintain. This means it can be left outdoors all year long and will fade over time to an attractive silvery grey.This table is shown with the Stirling dining chairs which are available separately. Please see the related items below for further details.This table has a 7cm parasol hole.Wood: TeakSizes:Unextended: W130cm x D130cm x H75cmExtended: W130cm x D180cm x H75cm
Lister has been making teak furniture since 1883 and their timeless designs can be found in many of the world's most famous palaces, gardens and hotels.Robert Ashton Lister, the founder of modern teak furniture, sourced much of the wood he used from old British warships but nowadays all the timber comes from managed forests. Lister insist on using the more expensive teak from mature trees, (the only teak specified by the world shipping industry) which gives the furniture a slightly darker appearance and ensures that it will last a lifetime.As sailors know, the high oil content in premium quality teak prevents it from rotting and makes it easy to maintain. This means it can be left outdoors all year long and will fade over time to an attractive silvery grey.Wood: TeakSize: W57cm x D44cm x H110cm
Lister has been making teak furniture since 1883 and their timeless designs can be found in many of the world's most famous palaces, gardens and hotels.Robert Ashton Lister, the founder of modern teak furniture, sourced much of the wood he used from old British warships but nowadays all the timber comes from managed forests. Lister insist on using the more expensive teak from mature trees, (the only teak specified by the world shipping industry) which gives the furniture a slightly darker appearance and ensures that it will last a lifetime.As sailors know, the high oil content in premium quality teak prevents it from rotting and makes it easy to maintain. This means it can be left outdoors all year long and will fade over time to an attractive silvery grey.An engraving service is available for this item, please call our Customer Service Department on 0845 062 2233 for further details and prices.Wood: TeakSize: W129cm x D66cm x H123cm
Lister has been making teak furniture since 1883 and their timeless designs can be found in many of the world's most famous palaces, gardens and hotels.Robert Ashton Lister, the founder of modern teak furniture, sourced much of the wood he used from old British warships but nowadays all the timber comes from managed forests. Lister insist on using the more expensive teak from mature trees, (the only teak specified by the world shipping industry) which gives the furniture a slightly darker appearance and ensures that it will last a lifetime.As sailors know, the high oil content in premium quality teak prevents it from rotting and makes it easy to maintain. This means it can be left outdoors all year long and will fade over time to an attractive silvery grey.Wood: TeakSize: W46cm x D49cm x H87cm
Lister has been making teak furniture since 1883 and their timeless designs can be found in many of the world's most famous palaces, gardens and hotels. This classic reclining chair is perfect for relaxing in the garden and is available to purchase with a matching footstool.Robert Ashton Lister, the founder of modern teak furniture, sourced much of the wood he used from old British warships but nowadays all the timber comes from managed forests. Lister insist on using the more expensive teak from mature trees, (the only teak specified by the world shipping industry) which gives the furniture a slightly darker appearance and ensures that it will last a lifetime.As sailors know, the high oil content in premium quality teak prevents it from rotting and makes it easy to maintain. This means it can be left outdoors all year long and will fade over time to an attractive silvery grey.Wood: TeakSizes: Chair: W45cm x D61cm x H110cmFootstool: W49cm x D49cm x H46cm
Lister has been making teak furniture since 1883 and their timeless designs can be found in many of the world's most famous palaces, gardens and hotels.Robert Ashton Lister, the founder of modern teak furniture, sourced much of the wood he used from old British warships but nowadays all the timber comes from managed forests. Lister insist on using the more expensive teak from mature trees, (the only teak specified by the world shipping industry) which gives the furniture a slightly darker appearance and ensures that it will last a lifetime.As sailors know, the high oil content in premium quality teak prevents it from rotting and makes it easy to maintain. This means it can be left outdoors all year long and will fade over time to an attractive silvery grey.Wood: TeakSize: W46cm x D49cm x H87cm
Lister has been making teak furniture since 1883 and their timeless designs can be found in many of the world's most famous palaces, gardens and hotels.Robert Ashton Lister, the founder of modern teak furniture, sourced much of the wood he used from old British warships but nowadays all the timber comes from managed forests. Lister insist on using the more expensive teak from mature trees, (the only teak specified by the world shipping industry) which gives the furniture a slightly darker appearance and ensures that it will last a lifetime.As sailors know, the high oil content in premium quality teak prevents it from rotting and makes it easy to maintain. This means it can be left outdoors all year long and will fade over time to an attractive silvery grey.This table is shown with the Broadway chairs. Please see the related items below for further details.Finish: Teak and Stainless steelSizes: Dia.90cm x H71cm
Lister has been making teak furniture since 1883 and their timeless designs can be found in many of the world's most famous palaces, gardens and hotels.Robert Ashton Lister, the founder of modern teak furniture, sourced much of the wood he used from old British warships but nowadays all the timber comes from managed forests. Lister insist on using the more expensive teak from mature trees, (the only teak specified by the world shipping industry) which gives the furniture a slightly darker appearance and ensures that it will last a lifetime.As sailors know, the high oil content in premium quality teak prevents it from rotting and makes it easy to maintain. This means it can be left outdoors all year long and will fade over time to an attractive silvery grey.This table is shown with the Broadway chairs. Please see the related items below for further details.Finish: Teak and Stainless steelSizes: W90cm x D90cm x H71cm
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