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Merel Gray Oak and White Marble Top 54" Wine Rack Server
$455.82
$1,069.48
(Save $613)
From Emma Mason
We found this at 11 stores including Walmart, Soho Mod, and AFA Stores. This product sells from $455.82 up to $1,069.48. Users can save 57% by shopping at Emma Mason.
Elevate your dining space with the Merel Server, a perfect blend of elegance and functionality. Featuring a genuine white marble top and a chic gray oak finish, this server offers ample storage with three drawers and spacious shelving, including a wine rack. Its sleek design and tapered wooden legs make it a stylish addition to any contemporary home, ensuring durability and style for years to come.
| Alternative names | ACME Merel Marble Top Wine Rack Server in White and Gray Oak |
| Color | White, Gray |
We found this at 11 stores including Walmart, Soho Mod, and AFA Stores. This product sells from $455.82 up to $1,069.48. Users can save 57% by shopping at Emma Mason.
Elevate your dining space with the Merel Server, a perfect blend of elegance and functionality. Featuring a genuine white marble top and a chic gray oak finish, this server offers ample storage with three drawers and spacious shelving, including a wine rack. Its sleek design and tapered wooden legs make it a stylish addition to any contemporary home, ensuring durability and style for years to come.
| Alternative names | ACME Merel Marble Top Wine Rack Server in White and Gray Oak |
| Color | White, Gray |
Found at 11 stores · Prices updated 4 days ago
| Store | |
|---|---|
Emma Mason | $455.82 |
Walmart ACME Merel Marble Top Wine Rack Server in White and Gray Oak | $521.95 |
Soho Mod | $584.00 |
AFA Stores | $610.00 |
Aetna Furniture Stores | $612.00 |
Home Depot | $619.61 |
Furniture Pick | $699.00 |
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