5507-24GYS - Swivel Counter Height Chair Type_Armless Chair The heavily scrolled base supports Color:Auburn

Name: 5507-24GYS - Swivel Counter Height Chair Type_Armless Chair The heavily scrolled base supports Color:Auburn
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 98542901585
Price: 110.60 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.7164 (26 reviews)

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5507 24GYS Swivel Counter Height Chair Type_Armless Chair The heavily scrolled base supports Color:Auburn The heavily scrolled base supports of the tables feature French provincial inspired routing while distressed dark oak finish provides texture to the acacia veneer of this elegant occasional collection The 360 degree swivel seat allows you to fully engage with your surroundings Weight capacity: 250lbs the 24 inch counter height chair allows for perfect placement within your casual dining space

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