Outpost Leather Accent Chair with Cowhide Back Office Chairs lightweight cotton matelassé fabric with Choose Shade Option:Light Brown (Shown)

Name: Outpost Leather Accent Chair with Cowhide Back Office Chairs lightweight cotton matelassé fabric with Choose Shade Option:Light Brown (Shown)
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 47639697390
Price: 638.50 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.639 (8 reviews)

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SKU 47639697390

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Description

Outpost Leather Accent Chair with Cowhide Back Office Chairs lightweight cotton matelassé fabric with Choose Shade Option:Light Brown (Shown) lightweight cotton matelassé fabric with an airy weave that mimics the look of a quilt without the added weight Upholstery samples are available upon request Made of iron Furniture does not apply for free shipping

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