Solidwood Bailey Bedside Table, 36x32CM, Natural Wood

Solidwood Bailey Bedside Table, 36x32CM, Natural Wood

Marsoni

M251S

$107.55

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Solidwood Bailey Bedside Table, 36x32CM, Natural WoodThe Bailey bedside table is made from solid North American FAS grade oak and is beautifully varnished with sustainable timber finish to ensure it is easy to care for. Constructed with tenon and mortise joinery, the Bailey is sturdy and solid while also being classic and timeless! This bedside table features double drawer storage with a modern clean style. The back legs are spaced to allow the bedside table to sit flush against the wall avoiding

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Reviewed in the United States on May 12, 2011