Liberty Furniture Industries - Sideboard w Antique Mirror

Sideboard w Antique Mirror

Liberty Furniture Industries
Sonoma Road Collection

Features

Wood: Rubberwood Solids and Cathedral Hickory Veneers
Finish: Weather Beaten Bark Finish with Antique Pewter Metal
Dimensions: W62 x D19 x H37
Box Dimensions: W65 x D22 x H41

Quick Specs

Type: Servers / Buffets / Sideboards

Our Price

No Extended Warranty

5 Year(s) of Protection $199.99

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by Liberty Furniture Industries

Enhance your space with the Sonoma Road sideboard with antique mirror. Crafted of rubberwood solids and cathedral hickory veneers, this piece features a weather beaten bark finish, gallery tops, reversible doors with magnetic catches that can be either antique mirror or wood, allowing for optimal user customization, metal X frame inserts on door fronts, two felt lined drawers behind the doors to protect contents, and a felt lined silverware tray, full extension drawer glides that allow for easy access to storage, and offers adjustable shelving behind the doors. Sonoma Road presents a natural feeling created by living space as well as the furnishings that attribute to it.

Dimensions: W62 x D19 x H37
Weight: 220 lbs.

Features

Wood: Rubberwood Solids and Cathedral Hickory Veneers
Finish: Weather Beaten Bark Finish with Antique Pewter Metal
Dimensions: W62 x D19 x H37
Box Dimensions: W65 x D22 x H41
Weight: 220 lbs.
Cubes: 32.7
Drawers: 22.5W x 14D x 4.5H
Gallery Tops: 60.75W x 18.25D x 1.25H
Reversible Doors w/ Antique Mirrors or Wood Panels
Doors Feature Metal X Frame Inserts
Felt Lined Top Drawers
Full Extension Metal Side Drawer Glides (45MM)
Adjustable Shelves Behind Doors: 28W x 15.5D x 22H
Floor Clearance: 4.75"

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