Stately and stunning, the two-tone Charleston Display Cabinet is inspired by the tropical craftsmanship of the West Indies and classic British and Dutch Colonial design. Intricately-carved botanical motif end posts and the tops and sides of the case are finished in the vibrant Black Cherry, while the interior and drawer fronts are finished in Maraschino Cherry using natural grain Cherry Veneers. There are handpainted leaf accents on the corners of the doors, decorative bar pulls and ring pulls in an antique bronze color. This functional piece has two full-length tempered glass doors, 3 self-closing drawers inside, two adjustable wood-framed glass shelves with plate grooves, one pullout work surface and two puck lights in the top with a 3-intensity touch switch located on the right-side back panel.
| Category |
Dining |
| Type |
Display Cabinets |
| Country of Manufacturer |
VNM |
| Style |
Traditional/Formal |
| Assembly Required |
No |
| Assembly Type |
None |
| Color Family |
Black |
| Primary Materials |
Cherry Veneers with Tempered Glass |
| Number of Drawers |
3 |
| Drawer Weight Capacity |
45 lbs |
| Number of Shelves |
2 |
| Product Length |
20.00 |
| Product Width |
48.25 |
| Product Height |
82.75 |
| Product Weight |
347.60 |
| Weight Capacity |
Does Not Apply |
| Volume |
64.36 |
| Carton 1 Height |
86.00 |
| Carton 1 Length |
24.75 |
| Carton 1 Width |
52.25 |
| Carton 1 Weight |
393.80 |
Professional delivery and installation is available for every product we sell. We would be happy to coordinate delivery and installation for you.
Note: delivery occurs from Graham, North Carolina and generally calculates to $2/mile from that location. We offer FREE delivery within 25 miles.
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