Buffet

Liberty Furniture Industries
Magnolia Manor Collection

Features

Wood: Poplar Solids w/ Quartered and Split Heart White Oak Veneers
Finish: Weathered Bisque
Dimensions: W56 x D18 x H40
Box Dimensions: W59 x D21 x H44

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Type: Servers / Buffets / Sideboards

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Make entertaining easy and stylish with the Magnolia Manor II buffet. Crafted with excellence using Poplar solids and Split Heart White Oak veneers, this piece features a Weathered Bisque finish. Two fully stained full extension drawers with felt lining create storage galore when combined with the two antique mirrored doors with one adjustable shelf behind each door. The mirrored doors feature a decorative grid overlay for added design appeal. The doors offer design flexibility with the option to switch the mirror for an included wood panel. Canted corners blend with the rounded pilasters that flow to shaped bracket feet. European influences in the Magnolia Manor II buffet makes for a truly unique style for any living space.

Dimensions: W56 x D18 x H40
Weight: 173 lbs.

Features

Wood: Poplar Solids w/ Quartered and Split Heart White Oak Veneers
Finish: Weathered Bisque
Dimensions: W56 x D18 x H40
Box Dimensions: W59 x D21 x H44
Weight: 173 lbs.
Cubes: 31.2
Full Extension Metal Side Drawer Guides
French & English Dovetail Construction
Antique Mirrored Doors
Decorative Grid Panel
Adjustable Shelves
Canted Corners
Rounded Pilasters
Antique Pewter Knob Hardware

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