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Mandalay Coffee Table — as printed in Kingsley Bate — Collection 2006, Australian edition

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Mandalay Coffee Table — Kingsley Bate archive photograph

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Mandalay by Kingsley Bate

Mandalay Coffee Table

coffee & side tables · teak · SKU MD44

Eastern/Japanese-influenced Mandalay collection: scooped-seat dining chairs, elliptical & square dining tables, chaise, bar group, benches and a deep-seating group with included Sunbrella cushions.

Materialteak
TeakAll-weather wickerStainless steelAluminium
Width61 cm
Depth114.3 cm
Height39.4 cm
Weight15.4 kg

Plan, to scale. The bar is 45 cm — about the width of a pair of shoulders.

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Materials
teak
Material family
teak
Customer's own material
Not accepted on this piece
Typology, as supplied
coffee table
The Mandalay collection

teak. 19 pieces in this collection.

More from Mandalay — and similar piecesMandalay — all 5 pieces

R.2Mandalay Bar ChairKingsley Bate · MD17

R.3Mandalay End TableKingsley Bate · MD20

R.4Side TableKingsley Bate · AM20

R.5Coffee TableKingsley Bate · AM41

R.1 Dining Armchair

Dining Armchair
House
Kingsley Bate
SKU
MD15
Range
Mandalay
Dimensions
W 27", D 24", H 37", SH 17.5", AH 25"

R.6Side TableKingsley Bate · CD23

R.7Coffee TableKingsley Bate · CD47

R.8Side TableKingsley Bate · CE20

R.9Coffee TableKingsley Bate · CE45

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A teak bench outdoors, its timber running from honey through to silver grey across the frame
Meet the brand
All-weather wicker dining set on a coastal lawn with hydrangeas behind

Kingsley Bate

United States

Teak, all-weather wicker and stainless outdoor furniture.

The house
Meet the designer

Fred Spector

Designer of the Mandalay collection

No portrait of this designer appears here, so the panel carries the initials instead of a borrowed likeness.

The designers