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Castleton Chest of Drawers - Bleached Oak
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Despite its grand name and Gustavian‑era features, the Castleton chest of drawers has a laid‑back persona ‑ a self‑proclaimed place for everything, it's equally content housing stationery, clothes and curios...
Despite its grand name and Gustavian-era features, the Castleton chest of drawers has a laid-back persona - a self-proclaimed place for everything, it's equally content housing stationery, clothes and curios within its six ring-handled drawers. Other fine details include spade feet, reeded side panels and a contrasting stone top, which makes a great base for displaying a lamp, mirror or vase.
- Handmade stone top
- Stainless steel handles
- Made from oak and oak veneer, with a grey wash
- Product code: A13441-1-12-1509-10
| Width | 118 cm |
| Depth | 44 cm |
| Height | 84 cm |
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