Antique Brass Cherry Wood 9 Drawer Dresser & Mirror Set Traditional B163 McFerran
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Antique Brass Cherry Wood 9 Drawer Dresser & Mirror Set Traditional B163 McFerran
This Offer Includes: Dresser, Mirror ONLY
No bedroom ensemble is complete without a matching dresser. If you have a magnificent B163-D bed the accompanying dresser helps make your room look like it jumped off the page of a decorator"s magazine. It is sturdy and regal with nine drawers for all your storage needs. There are four drawers down the right and left sides. There is a center drawer above doors that open offering additional space. The top drawers are felt lined and all have cedar bottoms. They also have full extension ball bearing glides. The classic traditional styling has a hint of Tuscan design. The stunning brown finish is subtle and beautiful.When you purchase a B163-D chest nothing crowns your prize better than the specially designed B163-M mirror. The artisans and craftsmen have crafted the mirror to replicate the top of the magnificent headboard. The top is scalloped and arched with straight sides. Framing the mirror is an inlay of antique brass metal that matches the bed inlays. The outer portion is made of fine wood. The traditional styling would blend with any dresser and make it appear more regal. The brown wood borders are neutral and will go with most brown finishes. It is large enough for royalty to stand together to admire their jewels.
Features:
- Two tone cherry finish
- Dove tail drawers
- Felt lined top drawers with full corner blocks
- Cedar wood bottom drawers
- Full extension ball bearing side metal glide drawers
Dimensions:
- Dresser: 68x 19x 39 216 lbs
- Mirror: 49x 3x 45 59 lbs
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