Tanner Five Drawer Ash Wood Chest in Flaxen Camden Chai Dining Dining chair mounted on weighted

Tanner Five Drawer Ash Wood Chest in Flaxen Camden Chai Dining Dining chair mounted on weighted

Name: Tanner Five Drawer Ash Wood Chest in Flaxen Camden Chai Dining Dining chair mounted on weighted
Brand: porrinoindustrial.es
SKU: 42843672545
Price: 209.50 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.8685 (5 reviews)

SKU 42843672545 · ★ 4.9

EUR209.50 EUR239.50

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Tanner Five Drawer Ash Wood Chest in Flaxen Camden Chai Dining Dining chair mounted on weighted Dining chair mounted on weighted stainless steel base for firm support Buckskin synthetic leather upholstery is colored and textured like leather but offers wipe clean easy care and cleaning Slatted fronts are made entirely of solid Ash with Ash wood veneer panel surfaces Available in modern earthy brown Roux and natural tone Flaxen finishes

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