Entertain in relaxed cottage style with everything you need to host dinner guests with this Plymouth buffet. A weathered graywash finish is accented by a medium brown top and gunmetal pulls, while paneled details and turned bun feet add to the cozy vintage character. This buffet features two cabinet spaces with adjustable shelves and a removable wine rack that can store up to 16 bottles. Pair that with six spacious drawers-complete with felt-lined top drawers and a removable silverware tray-and you have ample storage for serving pieces and other dining essentials. Each drawer features ball-bearing glides for smooth access and support for heavy dining ware.
- Case Good Options: Charming cottage style adds warmth and relaxation to your home. Crafted with acacia veneer and solid rubberwood construction for beauty and durability. Distressed graywash finish with medium brown top provide a well-worn and cozy aesthetic. Turned bun feet and paneled accents offer a vintage look. Features hardware with gunmetal finish for an antique look. Six drawers offer ample storage thatu2019s easy to access. Felt-lined top drawers and removable silverware tray protects utensils and keep them in place. Drawers glide on ball-bearings for smooth and reliable performance. Two cabinets with adjustable/removable shelves provide additional storage. Removable wine rack conveniently stores 16 bottles.
- Product Headline: Warm and Weathered
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| Product Depth |
20 |
| Product Height |
39 |
| Product Width/Length |
64 |
| Product Weight |
236 |
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Type:
Servers / Buffets / Sideboards
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Width:
64"
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Height:
39"
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Depth:
20"
Professional delivery and installation is available for every product we sell. We would be happy to coordinate delivery and installation for you.
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