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Signature Design by Ashley Ralene Traditional 36" Counter Height Dining Room Extension Table, Medium Brown
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Signature Design by Ashley Ralene Traditional Features
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COUNTER HEIGHT DINING TABLE: Merging the best of modern and rustic style with sharp, clean lines and a warm, distressed finish. A removable extension leaf makes more room at the table when you need it for a large family breakfast or dinner
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HANDSOME CRAFTSMANSHIP: dining table is made of veneers, wood and engineered wood. Shelf pedestal is a stylish way to add extra storage while still remaining sleek
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RUSTIC STYLE: The gently distressed, warm brown finish transforms this dining table into one with sought-after rustic character
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EXTENSION LEAF: Easily change up the size to meet your needs. Table is 42" W x 60" D x 36" H with extension leaf and 42" without extension. Table extends by pulling both ends and dropping in leaf. Seats up to 4 people
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ASSEMBLY REQUIRED: Easy-to-follow instructions and hardware included. Screwdriver not included and required
About Signature Design By Ashley Ralene Traditional
Have an appetite for clean-lined design, but with warmth and rustic character? Satisfaction is served with this counter height extension dining room table. We love how its gently distressed, burnished finish and shelf-style pedestal incorporate depth and character. And its straightforward lines? A wonderful show of good taste. A beautiful dining table will transform every meal into a five-star experience. Dining tables bring families together—inspiring new recipes, feelings and flavors. You can choose from a variety of gorgeous materials to match your style, such as glass, wood or marble. With unmatched prices and quality, we’re your one-stop destination for furniture, home accents and decor.
