Mariatu - Bench - Oak & Black

Marsoni

M251S

$131.40

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Mariatu - Bench - Oak & BlackThe industrial chic Mariatu wood and metal Bench has a vintage style to enhance any space. The design aesthetic of this handcrafted bench includes a metal frame in a black finish. A rectangular wood top in an oak wood finish contrasts nicely. Product Features KD, Armless Bench (NO Storage) Stationary Seat: Standard Dining Height Wooden SEAT (MDF) NO Apron BACKLESS Metal Leg w Crossbar Supports: Black Finish, Metal (Steel Tube), Thickness: 1mm Armless

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Reviewed in the United States on May 10, 2000