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Liberty Furniture Industries
Heartland Collection

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Wood: Rubberwood Solids w/ Oak & Birch Veneers
Finish: Antique White w/ Tobacco Top
Dimensions: W60 x D18 x H38
Box Dimensions: W63 x D20 x H42

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Type: Servers / Buffets / Sideboards

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Invite a classic look with casual style into your space with the Heartland server. Crafted of rubberwood solids with cathedral white oak and birch veneers, this piece features an antique white finish with a tobacco top, full extension drawer glides for easy access to storage, three wood framed doors with wood mullions for a windowpane design with seeded glass, bottom case dust proofing to protect contents, silverware tray hidden in the center drawer, one adjustable shelf behind each door, planked top and side panels, three wood framed fully stained interior drawers with felt lining, and is accented by antique brass knob hardware. This piece offers versatile cottage styles you love in a heavily distressed finish that will work from the beach to the mountains to an industrial loft.

Dimensions: W60 x D18 x H38
Weight: 189 lbs.

Features

Wood: Rubberwood Solids w/ Oak & Birch Veneers
Finish: Antique White w/ Tobacco Top
Dimensions: W60 x D18 x H38
Box Dimensions: W63 x D20 x H42
Weight: 189 lbs.
Cubes: 30.83
Full Extension Metal Side Drawer Guides (45mm)
French & English Dovetail Construction
Bottom Case Dust Proofing
Seeded Glass
Wood Framed Drawer Fronts
Center Drawer w/ Silverware Tray
Adj. Shelf Behind Each Door
Antique Brass Knob Hardware

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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