Syracuse Outdoor Patio Outdoor Patio Dining Table and Bench Set Bernhardt a faux leather bottom shelf DHC-108-122496-102

Name: Syracuse Outdoor Patio Outdoor Patio Dining Table and Bench Set Bernhardt a faux leather bottom shelf DHC-108-122496-102
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 91675268751
Price: 326.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.585 (5 reviews)

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Syracuse Outdoor Patio Outdoor Patio Dining Table and Bench Set Bernhardt a faux leather bottom shelf DHC 108 122496 102 a faux leather bottom shelf The wrought iron base and stem of this dual purpose accent piece has been treated to an aged steel finish to bring out the dark stippling in the concrete Streamline outdoor decor with the precise and edgy style of the Syracuse Outdoor Patio Dining Table and Dining Accent Bench Set This FSC certified eucalyptus wood set features a 59" patio dining table for enjoyable al fresco dining

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