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Transitional Kinston Espresso Large Server with Adjustable Shelves
$553.33
$944.61
(Save $391)
From Emma Mason
We found this at nine stores including Furniture Pick, The Classy Home, and Totally Furniture. This product sells from $553.33 up to $944.61. Users can save 41% by shopping at Emma Mason.
Elevate your dining or living space with the Kinston Espresso Large Server. Its transitional design blends seamlessly into any decor, offering ample storage with adjustable shelves, two doors, and three drawers. Crafted from durable rubberwood solids and veneers, this server is both stylish and functional, perfect for organizing essentials or showcasing decor.
| Alternative names | Progressive Furniture Kinston Server |
| Color | Brown |
We found this at nine stores including Furniture Pick, The Classy Home, and Totally Furniture. This product sells from $553.33 up to $944.61. Users can save 41% by shopping at Emma Mason.
Elevate your dining or living space with the Kinston Espresso Large Server. Its transitional design blends seamlessly into any decor, offering ample storage with adjustable shelves, two doors, and three drawers. Crafted from durable rubberwood solids and veneers, this server is both stylish and functional, perfect for organizing essentials or showcasing decor.
| Alternative names | Progressive Furniture Kinston Server |
| Color | Brown |
Transitional Kinston Espresso Large Server with Adjustable Shelves
Found at 9 stores · Prices updated 4 days ago
| Store | |
|---|---|
Emma Mason | $553.33 |
Furniture Pick | $559.00 |
The Classy Home | $577.93 |
Totally Furniture | $659.99 |
Furniture Cart | $769.00 |
1StopBedrooms | $770.54 |
Home Gallery Stores | $817.00 |
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