Andrews Windsor Counter Height Dining Side Chair Black (Set of 2) Product Type_Candle Holder 4"H B4670-2 REGATA NIGHT STAND

Name: Andrews Windsor Counter Height Dining Side Chair Black (Set of 2) Product Type_Candle Holder 4"H B4670-2 REGATA NIGHT STAND
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 85772541735
Price: 169.50 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.585 (18 reviews)

SKU 85772541735 · ★ 4.6

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Andrews Windsor Counter Height Dining Side Chair Black (Set of 2) Product Type_Candle Holder 4"H B4670 2 REGATA NIGHT STAND 4"H B4670 2 REGATA NIGHT STAND BLACK SILVE 26" X 16 Made with engineered wood (MDF particleboard) and decorative laminate Whitewash replicated worn through paint Top with rustic gray planked replicated oak grain with authentic touch Pewter tone pulls 1 smooth gliding drawer with vinyl wrapped sides and back Open cubby Assembly required Classic and casual with a fresh farmhouse flair Piece Per Carton: 2

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