Acme Furniture Brancaster Console Table in Top Grain Leather & Aluminum 90030

With its riveted patchwork of polished aluminum, the Brancaster console table is inspired by mid-20th-century air travel. This unique console piece features ample storage with two drawers and cabinet space with two doors, all supported by tapered metal legs. A masterful example of form and function, the Brancaster console table will pair beautifully with your leather upholstered furniture.

Features

• Console Table
• Storage: 2 Drawers & 2 Doors
• Patchedwork Aluminum Front Drawers
• Top Grain Leather
• Metal Tapered Leg
• Drawer: GLIDE Side-Bottom Metal (Full Ext.), FABRIC Lined (Fully Covered), SELF CLOSE (Auto-Soft Closing).

Specification

• Assambled, Rectangular Console Table
• Storage: 2 Drw, 2 Door (NO Shelf Inside, Open Base)
• CONSTRUCTION
• Case-Frame & Drawers: Leather Top & Side, Patchedwork Aluminum Front Drawers, Ply Frame, Lined Back Panel & Base
• Metal Spindle Legs: Gunmetal & Gold Finish, Leg Size: 17 Inches Height
• Drawer: Glide Side/Bottom Metal (Full Ext.), DOVETAIL Not Included, FABRIC Lined (Fully Covered), Safety Stop, SELF CLOSE (Auto-Soft Closing), Hdwr: Nailhead Trim Handle
• 52""L x 21""W x 40""H
• Weight: 132 lbs
• Materials: Top Grain Leather, Aluminum, Stainless Steel, Metal Leg, Ply,
• Materials (Type of Wood): Aluminum, Top Grain Leather, Metal Legs, Composite Wood
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