Valebeck - Rect Dining Room Counter Table With Wine Rack

Valebeck - Rect Dining Room Counter Table With Wine Rack

Marsoni

M251S

$355.99

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Valebeck - Rect Dining Room Counter Table With Wine RackA high style choice for dining spaces, this counter height dining table serves up the best in rustic farmhouse living. Its two tone finish pairs a tabletop with a distressed vintage base for a double helping of charm. The table features four storage drawers (two on each side), a seven bottle wine rack and two open shelves for display. The sturdy post and bracket base design, with metal accents and a thick dining top, lends an earthy appeal. Valebeck

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Reviewed in the United States on March 4, 2021