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Quick Ship Program LEATHERCRAFT & CATES COVE COLLECTION Comfortable s Beautiful s Liveable QUICK SHIP PROGRAM • 10 BUSINESS DAY PRODUCTION • OVER 75 DIFFERENT FRAMES TO CHOOSE FROM • OVER 160 LEATHER AND FABRIC CHOICES INCLUDING LEATHERS & FABRICS • MADE IN THE USA www.leathercraft-furniture.com 800.627.1561 SOFA GROUPS & SECTIONALS 1690 TIVOLI SOFA OUTSIDE: H33 W87 D38.5 INSIDE: H13.5 W77 D22.5 SEAT: H19.5 ARM: H24.5 1690 926-00 CLOUD NINE SOFA OUTSIDE: H35 W85 D38 INSIDE: H14.5 W71 D22 SEAT: H20.5 ARM: H27.5 926-00 912-00-1R 912-08/16 912-00/96 MAXINE SOFA OUTSIDE: H35 W96 D40 INSIDE: H16 W80 D22.5 SEAT: H18.5 ARM: H24 912-00-1L OR 912-00-1R LEFT OR RIGHT ARM SOFA OUTSIDE: H35 W89 D40 INSIDE: H16 W80.5 D22.5 SEAT: H18.5 ARM: H24 912-08/16 OR 912-08/15 LEFT OR RIGHT ARM CHAISE 912-00/96 OUTSIDE: H W37.5 D69 INSIDE: H W30 D54 SEAT: H ARM: H24 SOFA GROUPS & SECTIONALS 4440 PARK PLACE SOFA OUTSIDE: H32 W87 D38 INSIDE: H12 W72 D23 SEAT: H18.5 ARM: H25.5 SHOWN WITH (2) OPTIONAL THROW PILLOWS. 4440 920-00/40 MANHATTAN SOFA OUTSIDE: H36 W87 D39 INSIDE: H16 W74 D24 SEAT: H20 ARM: H24 LOOSE BACK / ZIPPERED TO SEAT 920-00/40 920-00 MANHATTAN SOFA OUTSIDE: H36 W87 D37 INSIDE: H16 W74 D22 SEAT: H20 ARM: H24 LOOSE BACK / ZIPPERED TO SEAT 920-00 920-02 MANHATTAN LOUNGE CHAIR OUTSIDE: H36 W37 D37 INSIDE: H16 W24 D22 SEAT: H20 ARM: H24 BACK: LOOSE PILLOW BACK/ZIPPER 920-02 920-03 MANHATTAN OTTOMAN OUTSIDE: H14 W27 D21 921-00 MANHATTAN SOFA (WITH WELT) OUTSIDE: H36 W87 D37 INSIDE: H16 W74 D22 SEAT: H20 ARM: H24 LOOSE BACK / ZIPPERED TO SEAT 921-00 SOFA GROUPS & SECTIONALS Manhattan Series 22” INSIDE SEAT DEPTH 24” INSIDE SEAT DEPTH ALL PIECES ARE AVAILABLE IN ALL SERIES: 920-00, 920-00/40, 921-00, 921-00/40 61 920-00 SOFA 920-05 LOVESEAT 920-02 CHAIR 920-02-10 920-00/40 920-05/40 920-02/40 ARMLESS CHAIR H36 W87 D37 H36 W61 D37 H36 W37 D37 920-02-10/40 37 INSIDE: H16 W74 D22 INSIDE: H16 W49 D22 INSIDE: H16 W24 D22 H36 W25 D37 920-07 RECLINER SEAT H:20 ARM H: 24 SEAT H:20 ARM H: 24 SEAT H:20 ARM H:24 INSIDE: H16 W25 D22 H40 W35.5 D35 SEAT H: 20 INSIDE: H16 W24 D22 SEAT H:20 ARM: H24 WALL CLEARANCE: 18” FOOTREST: 13” FULLY RECLINED: 66” 920-00-1L 920-00-1R LEFT ARM SOFA RIGHT ARM SOFA 920-09 WEDGE 920-00-1L/40 920-00-1R/40 920-09/40 H36 W79 D37 H36 W79 D37 H36 W67 D37 INSIDE: H16 W74 D22 INSIDE: H16 W74 D22 INSIDE: H16 W51 D22 SEAT H: 20 ARM H: 24 SEAT H: 20 ARM H: 24 SEAT H: 20 920-08-16 920-08-15 LEFT ARM CHAISE RIGHT ARM CHAISE 920-08-16/40 920-08-15/40 H36 W32 D62 H36 W32 D62 INSIDE: H16 W26 D49 INSIDE: H16 W26 D49 SEAT H:20 ARM H:24 SEAT H:20 ARM H:24 920-00-LC-10 LEFT CORNER 920-00-RC-10 RIGHT CORNER ARMLESS SOFA ARMLESS SOFA 920-0LC10/40 920-0RC10/40 H36 W84 D37 H36 W84 D37 INSIDE: H16 W72 D22 INSIDE: H16 W72 D22 SEAT H: 20 SEAT H: 20 920-00L LEFT ARM CORNER SOFA 920-00R RIGHT ARM CORNER SOFA 920-00L/40 920-00R/40 H36 W90 D37 H36 W90 D37 INSIDE: H16 W74 D22 INSIDE: H16 W74 D22 SEAT H: 20 ARM H: 24 SEAT H: 20 ARM H: 24 920-00-68S SLEEPER SOFA H36 W87 D37 INSIDE: H16 W74 D22 SEAT H: 20 ONLY AVAILABLE IN STANDARD DEPTH 920-05-1L 920-05-1R 920-02-35 LEFT ARM LOVESEAT RIGHT ARM LOVESEAT CORNER CHAIR 920-05-1L/40 920-05-1R/40 920-02-35/40 H36 W55 D37 H36 W55 D37 H36 W37 D37 INSIDE: H16 W49 D22 INSIDE: H16 W49 D22 INSIDE: H16 W22 D22 SEAT H: 20 ARM H: 24 SEAT H: 20 ARM H: 24 SEAT H: 20 920-03 OTTOMAN 920-04 H20 W27 D21 BUMPER OTTOMAN H16 W35 D26 920-6-1L LEFT ARM CUDDLER 920-6-1R RIGHT ARM CUDDLER 920-6-1L/40 920-6-1R/40 920-05-50 H36 D54 H36 D54 ARMLESS LOVESEAT INSIDE: H16 D38 INSIDE: H16 D38 920-05-50/40 SEAT H:20 ARM H:24 SEAT H:20 ARM H:24 H36 W50 D37 INSIDE: H16 W50 D22 SEAT H: 20 AVAILABLE IN 22” & 24” INSIDE SEAT DEPTHS SOFA GROUPS & SECTIONALS 932-00 RACHELLE SOFA OUTSIDE: H37 W87.5 D40 INSIDE: H16 W77 D22.5 SEAT: H21 ARM: H23 932-00 932-00L 932-05-1R 96.5 96.5 932-00L 932-00R LEFT ARM RIGHT RIGHT ARM LEFT CORNER SOFA CORNER SOFA H37.5 W96.5 D40 H37.5 W96.5 D40 INSIDE: H16 W74 D22 INSIDE: H16 W74 D22 SEAT H21 ARM H23 SEAT H21 ARM H23 57 57 932-05-1L 932-05-1R LEFT ARM LOVESEAT RIGHT ARM LOVESEAT H37.5 W57 D40 H37.5 W57 D40 INSIDE: H16 W51 D22 INSIDE: H16 W51 D22 SEAT H21 ARM H23 SEAT H21 ARM H23 SOFA GROUPS & SECTIONALS 2569 2565-1L 2565-1R 52 52 41 82 82 41 2560-1L 2560-1R 2562-35 2569 WEDGE LEFT ARM SOFA RIGHT ARM SOFA CORNER CHAIR H39 W72 D44 H39 W82 D41 SAME DIMENSIONS AS H39 W41 D41 INSIDE: H19 W46 D21 INSIDE: H19 W73 D22 2560-1L INSIDE: H19 W24 D22 SEAT H: 20 SEAT H: 20 ARM H: 24 SEAT H: 20 58 58 2565-1L LEFT ARM LOVESEAT OR 2565-1R RIGHT ARM LOVESEAT H39 W58 D41 INSIDE: H19 W49 D22 SEAT H: 20 ARM H: 24 2560 2560 GARLAND SOFA OUTSIDE: H39 W89 D41 INSIDE: H19 W72 D22 SEAT: H20 ARM: H24 LOOSE BACK / ZIPPERED TO SEAT STANDARD WITH SOFT SPRING EDGE. 2562 GARLAND LOUNGE CHAIR OUTSIDE: H39 W41 D41 INSIDE: H19 W24 D22 SEAT: H20 ARM: H24 BACK: LOOSE PILLOW BACK/ZIPPER 2562 STANDARD WITH OUR EXCLUSIVE FIBER TOPPER. STANDARD WITH SOFT SPRING EDGE. 2563 2563 GARLAND OTTOMAN OUTSIDE: H15 W27 D23 SOFA GROUPS & SECTIONALS 2670 ROBINSON SOFA OUTSIDE: H35 W83 D39 INSIDE: H16 W67 D21 SEAT: H19 ARM: H24 ATTACHED BACK 2670 2672 ROBINSON CHAIR OUTSIDE: H35 W38 D39 INSIDE: H16 W21 D21 SEAT: H19 ARM: H24 BACK: TIGHT 2673 ROBINSON OTTOMAN OUTSIDE: H15 W28 D22 2673 2672 2630 BRECKENRIDGE SOFA OUTSIDE: H36 W85 D37 INSIDE: H15 W74 D23 SEAT: H21 ARM: H24 LOOSE BACK / ZIPPERED TO SEAT STANDARD WITH SOFT SPRING EDGE. STANDARD WITH EXCLUSIVE FEATHER, FIBER AND FOAM CUSHIONS. 2630 2632 BRECKENRIDGE CHAIR OUTSIDE: H36 W34 D37 INSIDE: H16 W24 D23 SEAT: H21 ARM: H24 BACK: LOOSE PILLOW BACK/ZIPPER STANDARD WITH SOFT SPRING EDGE. STANDARD WITH EXCLUSIVE FEATHER, FIBER AND FOAM CUSHIONS. 2633 BRECKENRIDGE OTTOMAN OUTSIDE: H15 W27 D21 2632 SOFA GROUPS & SECTIONALS 1460 CYNTHIA SOFA OUTSIDE: H33.5 W83.5 D36 INSIDE: H11 W69 D23.5 SEAT: H22 ARM: H33.5 STANDARD WITH EXCLUSIVE FEATHER, FIBER AND FOAM CUSHIONS. SHOWN WITH (2) OPTIONAL 18” CHEVRON QUILTED THROW PILLOWS 1460 2120/90-18 WAKEFIELD SOFA OUTSIDE: H31 W90 D37 INSIDE: H14 W68 D22 SEAT: H20 ARM: H31 STANDARD WITH OUR EXCLUSIVE FIBER TOPPER. 2120/90-18 2120/80-18 WAKEFIELD SOFA OUTSIDE: H31 W78 D37 INSIDE: H14 W53 D22 SEAT: H20 ARM: H31 STANDARD WITH OUR EXCLUSIVE FIBER TOPPER. SHOWN WITH OPTIONAL #9 NAILHEAD. STANDARD WITH WELT. 2120/80-18 SOFA GROUPS & SECTIONALS 3540T LEANDOR SOFA OUTSIDE: H36 W90 D39 INSIDE: H17 W70 D22 SEAT: H20 ARM: H22 3540T 2530 MONTANA SOFA OUTSIDE: H38 W83 D37 INSIDE: H17 W64 D22 SEAT: H21 ARM: H26 LOOSE BACK / ZIPPERED TO SEAT 2530 LOUNGE & WING CHAIRS 1261-17 1261-17 KELLAN WING CHAIR OUTSIDE: H44 W29 D31 INSIDE: H22 W21.5 D21 SEAT: H22 ARM: H23.5 1612 1612 ALEXANDRIA CHAIR OUTSIDE: H30 W32.5 D34.5 INSIDE: H10 W22 D23.5 SEAT: H20 ARM: H26 1612-17 ALEXANDRIA CHAIR (TIGHT BACK) OUTSIDE: H30 W32.5 D34.5 INSIDE: H10 W22 D23.5 SEAT: H20 ARM: H26 1612-17 LOUNGE & SWIVEL CHAIRS 2898-SW 2898-SW LODGE SWIVEL CHAIR OUTSIDE: H35 W30 D33 INSIDE: H16 W21 D22 SEAT: H20 ARM: H28 2712 2712 ACACIA SWIVEL CHAIR OUTSIDE: H35 W31 D36 INSIDE: H17 W20 D19 SEAT: H19 ARM: H23 1652 1652 SOHO CHAIR OUTSIDE: H35 W31 D34.5 INSIDE: H17 W21 D22 SEAT: H18 ARM: H23 2898 2898 LODGE CHAIR OUTSIDE: H35 W30 D33 INSIDE: H16 W21 D22 SEAT: H20 ARM: H28 LOUNGE & SWIVEL CHAIRS 2852 TATE CHAIR OUTSIDE: H34 W29 D33 INSIDE: H13.5 W20 D21 SEAT: H20 ARM: H26.5 2852-SW TATE SWIVEL CHAIR OUTSIDE: H34 W29 D33 INSIDE: H13.5 W20 D21 SEAT: H20 ARM: H26.5 2852 2852-SW 4342-SW SUSIE Q SWIVEL CHAIR OUTSIDE: H30.5 W31.5 D31 INSIDE: H11 W20.5 D21.5 SEAT: H19.5 ARM: H25 4342-SW 2842 4212 2842 ZANDER SWIVEL CHAIR 4212 ROMNEUS SWIVEL CHAIR OUTSIDE: H30 W28 D32 OUTSIDE: H31 W32 D31 INSIDE: H11 W20 D20 INSIDE: H13 W20 D22 SEAT: H21 ARM: H23 SEAT: H20 ARM: H25 RECLINERS 1607 GREG RECLINER OUTSIDE: H42 W32 D36.5 INSIDE: H22 W22 D20 SEAT: H19.5 ARM: H24 WALL CLEARANCE: 22” FULLY RECLINED: 65” 1607 1357 1357 DIXIE RECLINER OUTSIDE: H39 W31 D41.5 INSIDE: H19 W22.5 D22 SEAT: H20 ARM: H26.5 EXTENSIONS: WALL CLEARANCE - 22” FOOTREST - 15” FULLY RECLINED -66” 1447 LANEY RECLINER STANDARD WITH PUSH OUTSIDE: H41 W29.5 D41 ACTIVATED MECHANISM.
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