Georgia Antique White/Gray Dining Table Traditional FOA Feet: Wood bun-turned legs (Reflective Charcoal and Antique Walnut

Name: Georgia Antique White/Gray Dining Table Traditional FOA Feet: Wood bun-turned legs (Reflective Charcoal and Antique Walnut
Brand: benedik.com.br
SKU: 60970853683
Price: 179.50 USD
Availability: InStock
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Georgia Antique White/Gray Dining Table Traditional FOA Feet: Wood bun-turned legs (Reflective Charcoal and Antique Walnut

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Georgia Antique White Gray Dining Table Traditional FOA Feet: Wood bun turned legs (Reflective Charcoal and Antique Walnut Feet: Wood bun turned legs (Reflective finish) 88" W x 35" D x 32" H Backrest Detail: Chairs feature a slatted backrest for visual appeal Decorative Trim: Composed gray fabric with a nailhead trim adds a decorative detail to the seating

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