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Bob Timberlake Fireside Collection Fireside End Table

The Fireside Collection -- rustic luxury brought to life! Traditional eighteenth-century design american fine furniture and fine craftsmanship meet the comfortable, casual lifestyle of American Realist artist Bob Timberlake? . Crafted from the best materials, with a beautiful antiqued cherry finish. Hand-distressed american fine furniture and worn for a vivid, classical appearance, with custom hardware that's finished with a unique oxidation aging process. ,,,,The Fireside End Table adds inviting warmth, comfort, american fine furniture and appeal to a wide array of settings. Useful in almost any room of your house, lodge, or cabin, this is one piece of furniture you can't live without! 26" x 17" x 26". Made in USA. Matching Bob Timberlake? Fireside Collection pieces sold separately can be found through keyword search by typing in the keywords "Fireside Collection". Items shown on Fireside End Table not included.
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Bob Timberlake Fireside Collection Collector's Cocktail Table

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