Carlyle Crossing Beige/Brown Ext Dining Table w/ 4 Slatback Chairs, 2 Uph Chairs Counter Height Dining Room Set Frame: Solid Wood with a Swatch:Zigana Yellow

Name: Carlyle Crossing Beige/Brown Ext Dining Table w/ 4 Slatback Chairs, 2 Uph Chairs Counter Height Dining Room Set Frame: Solid Wood with a Swatch:Zigana Yellow
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 72504113499
Price: 741.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.4302 (18 reviews)

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Carlyle Crossing Beige Brown Ext Dining Table w 4 Slatback Chairs, 2 Uph Chairs Counter Height Dining Room Set Frame: Solid Wood with a Swatch:Zigana Yellow Frame: Solid Wood with a distressed painted finish dividing the enclosed space for better organization of items Upholstered Chair Dimensions: 19 The set features a rustic

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