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Restored Old Charm Display Unit

Restored Old Charm Display Unit

Regular price £560.00
Regular price Sale price £560.00
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This Old Charm display dresser brings traditional character to a room while providing practical space for glassware, crockery, books, or decorative items.

The cabinet features four leaded glass display doors to the upper section, with internal shelving for showing items neatly. Below, there are two carved drawers and a lower double cupboard for additional concealed storage. The carved floral panels, shaped mouldings, dark metal handles, and decorative hinges give the piece the familiar Old Charm look, while the warm oak finish highlights the detail throughout.

The previous finish has been stripped back, and multiple coats of hard-wearing matte lacquer have been applied, giving the dresser a durable, long-lasting surface while enhancing the natural oak grain. This item is made from a mixture of oak and oak veneer. The back of the item and the drawer bases are made from plywood.

With its useful storage, display space, and classic carved detailing, this Old Charm dresser would make a practical and attractive feature in a traditional or country-style home.

Dimensions

Width Depth Height
92 cm 48 cm 198 cm

Product SKU: AWE003

Viewing & Collection Location

This item is stored in one of our warehouse location, and is not generally accessible to the public; however it is possible to arrange viewing by appointment - please contact us on 0300 302 3002 or info@restoredfurniture.co.uk for more information about this.

Please note that proof of purchase and identity will be required when collecting items that were purchased online.

Shipping Cost

DELIVERY DISCOUNT!

Our standard delivery service for this item has been reduced to £30 (the regular cost for an item in band 3 is £75).

Shipping costs may be discounded further when purchasing multiple items.

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