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416 Lynn Haven Birch Veneers Crafted in Birch Veneers and Hardwood Solids in a Dover White Finish 416 LYNN HAVEN BIRCH VENEERS Crafted In Birch Veneers and hardwood solids in a Dover White Finish. Custom Hardware in Dover White (Wood) and Chrome (Metal). Slight Distressing, Worn Edges, Applied Moldings WWW.AMERICANDREW.COM JUNE 2015 | SKU: SA-T416 416-335R SLEIGH BED WITH Table top without leaf. Consists of: BEDROOM STORAGE 6/6 -304 SLEIGH HEADBOARD 5/0 W83 D94 H60 W64 D8 H60 Consists of: Bored For Frame -306 SLEIGH HEADBOARD 6/0-6/6 -305 SLEIGH FOOTBOARD 5/0 W80 D8 H60 W67 D4 H19 Table top with leaf. Bored For Frame -R42 WOODEN RAILS 5/0-6/6 -338 STORAGE FOOTBOARD 6/0-6/6 416-585 ENTERTAINMENT W82 D2 H10 416-650 DINING BENCH - KD W83 D22 H19 CENTER 62” -SK1 MATTRESS SUPPORT SYSTEM W50 D21 H32 Comes with Slat Roll, 2 Drawers W62 D19 H33 Upholstered Seat and 416-020 LANDSCAPE MIRROR with Cedar Bottoms 3 Drawers, 2 Doors, 3 Adjustable Shelves, Area behind Door Wood Back, Seat H19, Arm H25 W43 D2 H42 -R52 WIDE SIDE RAILS 5/0-6/6 without Shelf: W20-1/8 D15-7/8 H15-1/4, Center Opening Beveled Mirror, Mirror Supports W82 D2 H10 without shelf W18-13/16 D15-3/4 H11-3/4 Included Removeable Magnetic Back Panel 416-891 BAR CABINET W38 D20 H60 2 Doors, Top Storage Area: W34 D17-3/4 H13-3/4 with Wine Glass Storage, Laminate Shelf and 416-586 BRIDGE Mirrored Back, Pullout Laminate Work Surface: W62 D16 H3 416-760 LEG TAblE - KD W31-1/4 D14, Middle Storage Area: W34 D17-3/4 TV opening: W62 H40 W68 D42 H30 H6-3/4, Bottom Left Storage Area: W16-5/8 D17-3/4 pages: 24/25 416-306R SLEIGH BED 6/6 1-18” Leaf, Extends to 86” H16, Wine Bottom Right Area: W16-5/8 D17-3/4 W83 D94 H60 H16 with Removable Wine Rack, 2 Drawers Felt 416-130 DRESSER Consists of: Lined, Puck Light 416-420 DRAWER NIGHTSTAND 416-691 FRET WORK W66 D18 H39 -306 SLEIGH HEADBOARD 6/6 W28 D18 H29 COUNTER STOOL - KD 8 Drawers, Jewelry Tray in Top W80 D8 H60 1 Drawer, 1 Fixed Shelf: W21 D14-1/4 H8, W19 D22 H42 LIVING ROOM 416-913 ROUND GLASS Center Drawers, Cedar Lined Bored For Frame Night Light w/Touch Dimmer Button on Pack 2 per Carton, Upholstered Seat COCKTAIL TAblE - KD Bottom Drawers -307 SLEIGH FOOTBOARD 6/6-6/0 Shelf, Cored Exit hole in Back of Shelf, Power and Wood Back, Seat H25 Dia. 38 H20 W83 D4 H19 Strip inset into back panel. Inset Glass top, Inset Glass Shelf: W27-3/8 D27-3/8 H13 -R42 WOODEN RAILS 5/0-6/0 W82 D2 H10 -SK1 MATTRESS SUPPORT SYSTEM 416-916 ROUND ACCENT 416-307R SLEIGH BED 6/0 TAblE - KD W83 D98 H60 Dia. 24 H26 Table top without leaf. Table top with leaf. 416-580 PIER Consists of: 1 Drawer -306 SLEIGH HEADBOARD 6/0-6/6 416-855 CURIO CHINA ENTERTAINMENT BASE W80 D8 H60 W42 D18 H76 W19 D19 H33 1 Drawer, 1 Door, 1 Adjustable Shelf, Area behind Bored For Frame 416-422 BACHELOR CHEST 4 Doors, Top Door Opening: W35 D15-1/8 H45-1/2 with doors without Shelf: W18 D15-7/8 H15 -307 SLEIGH FOOTBOARD 6/6-6/0 W32 D18 H32 3 Adjustable Glass Shelves with Plate Grooves, Mirrored W83 D4 H19 3 Drawers, Power Strip inset into Back Panel Back, Puck Light, Bottom Left Door: 2 Tray Drawers, -R44 WOODEN RAILS 6/0 Bottom Right Door Opening: W17-3/15 D16 H17-1/4 with W86 D3 H10 1 Adjustable Wood Shelf 416-215 DRAWER CHEST DINING ROOM -SK1 MATTRESS SUPPORT SYSTEM 416-917 ROUND W38 D18 H54 416-701R ROUND Consists of: END TAblE - KD DINING TAblE -701 ROUND TAblE TOP 5 Drawers, Cedar Lined Dia. 25 H25 Bottom Drawer W48 D48 H30 W48 D48 H4 Inset Glass top, Shelf: W14-7/8 1-16" Leaf, Extends to 64" D14-7/8 H8-1/4 416-310R SLEIGH BED 3/3 -B01 ROUND TAblE W46 D87 H54 BASE - KD Consists of: W32 D32 H26 416-581 ENTERTAINMENT PIER DECK -310 SLEIGH HEADBOARD 3/3 W19 D16 H43 Rear view W43 D7 H54 2 Adjustable Shelves, cord exit, Bored For Frame 416-622 UPHOLSTERED SIDE Opening W15-1/4 H39 -311 SLEIGH FOOTBOARD 3/3 CHAIR -KD Table top without leaf. 416-857 SIDEBOARD W46 D4 H19 W20 D24 H40 W62 D20 H40 416-918 CHAIRSIDE TAblE -R46 WOODEN RAILS WITH SLATS 3/3 Upholstered Seat and Upholstered Back with 416-334R SLEIGH BED WITH 2 Drawers, 2 Doors, W17 D24 H24 W76 D2 H10 Wood Grill, Seat H19 STORAGE 5/0 Area behind Doors: Front and Back Magazine and Book Storage, Adjustable W67 D94 H60 W16-5/8 D17 H19-1/4 Shelf on Consists of: with 1 Adjustable Shelf behind Each Door, Silverware Back W13 D11-1/4 -304 SLEIGH HEADBOARD 5/0 Table top with leaf. Tray in Top Center Drawer, Lower Shaped Shelf W64 D8 H60 Bored For Frame 416-705R ADJUSTAblE -B05 ADJUSTAblE TAblE TORAGE OOTBOARD -337 S F 5/0 STORAGE TAblE BASE - KD W67 D22 H19 W42 D54 H36 W27 D27 H32 416-583 ENTERTAINMENT Packs with Top Supports for 30” Comes with Slat Roll, CENTER 48” Consists of: and 36” Heights, Pass Through 2 Drawers with Cedar Bottoms W48 D18 H32 -705 STORAGE TAblE -R52 WIDE SIDE RAILS 5/0-6/6 Drawer: W19-13/16 D19-13/16 416-636 FRET WORK 416-637 FRET WORK TOP 2 Drawers, 1 Door, 1 Adjustable Shelf, Removable W82 D2 H10 H14-3/4 SIDE CHAIR - KD ARM CHAIR - KD W42 D54 H4 Magnetic Back Panel, Area behind Door without 416-925 CONSOLE TAblE - KD W22 D23 H36 1-12” Leaf, Extends to 54”X shelf W21-3/4 D15-7/8 H17-1/4 Component Open- W50 D18 H29 416-304R SLEIGH BED 5/0 W20 D23 H36 54”, 1 Pass through Drawer: W67 D94 H60 Upholstered Seat and Upholstered Seat and ing W20-1/8 D15-7/8 H15-1/4 3 Drawers, Lower Wood Shelf W19-13/16 D19-13/16 Wood Back, Seat H19 Wood Back, Seat H19, H14-3/4 Arm H25.
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