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 FOR SALE : LARGE WHITE ITALIAN MARBLE SLAB
This piece of attractive Italian marble is one of two slabs that have been salvaged recently from a wet fish shop window display. The other much smaller piece is also up for sale.
This slab has a semi-circular cut-out on one long edge, a marble kerb along the opposite edge and along one side, and a ¾" drain hole opposite the cut-out. Two shallow grooves have been cut into the top surface of the slab, and which run along the inner portion of both kerbs. These grooves and kerbs were originally intended to aid drainage when ice was used to preserve fish on display.
The upper face of the slab is polished, undamaged and in very good condition.
Dimensions are;
1¼" thick
7'9" wide (93")
4' deep (48")
The semi-circular cut-out is 24" wide x 12" deep and is placed centrally along the long edge.
The marble kerb is 1¼" wide and 2" high.
Due to the weight of this slab this item is for collection only from Kirkby-in-Ashfield, Nottinghamshire. Payment by PayPal or C.O.D. only please.
The buyer is requested to collect the item within 7 days of the end of the sale as the slab is in the way of urgent building work.
* Please note: this slab is extremely heavy and will require at least 4 people to move it. lifting gear and a good sized vehicle would be most useful.
Many thanks for your interest in this item.
Price : £225
Location : UK > Nottinghamshire
Category : STONE
Type : Reclaimed / Salvaged
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ID : 2 (34194)
User : Diyer/Homeowner/Private ; (Registered SalvoWEB user for 1 month)
Date Created : 05 Sep 2007 22:39:35
Date Modified : 21 Oct 2007 15:34:56
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