Bassett Furniture - Antiquities 75" Boatmaker's Cabinet

Antiquities 75" Boatmaker's Cabinet

Bassett Furniture
Antiquities Collection

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With its high-quality materials and by-hand construction, you might think this was one of the original wine-tasting cabinets made in the beautiful Pyrenees of Spain. The top is hand-tacked tin (all the better for serving wine, of course), and the flat doors close with forged shutter hinges. The wood is a beautiful driftwood oak finish. The culminating look will infuse historical and nautical touches into your home. Dimensions: W75", D10", H31".
Evoke the look of yesterday while enjoying brand new furniture with the Antiquities Collection. We choose solid wood with the most beautiful grains and accent them with the perfect metal touches, whether it's a champagne-hued base or solid iron hinges. The quality materials create durable pieces that will last for years perhaps, even, until they become antiquities themselves.

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Height Over All	31"
Width Over All	75"
Depth Over All	10"
Weight	155 lbs
Measurements
Clearance Under Item	2.625"
Height Inside Door Area	24.5"
Width Inside Door Area	32.5"
Design + Options
Finish Options	No Finish Options Available
Multi-Step Dimensional Finish	Yes
Assembly + Delivery
Wall Anchor/Tipping Restraint Included	Yes
Materials + Construction
Materials	Wood
Country Of Origin	Vietnam
Wood Type	Pine Solids, Pine Veneers
Storage	Yes
Functionality
Leveling Feet	Yes
Power Management	No

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