Galliden Aged Black 56" Dining Server
SKU: 160761715
View Product CollectionThe Galliden Aged Black Dining Server by Ashley Furniture brings a rustic vibe to urban contemporary design. It’s a modern approach to natural beauty, featuring faux cane accents that incorporate eye-catching texture. The server offers ample storage with left and right doors that open to reveal storage shelves, as well as a reversible wine rack shelf. A drawer is included for storing your small decorative items. The server’s stunningly simple color palette allows it to coordinate seamlessly with your existing decor and elevate your dining room to a new level.
FEATURES:
- Made with hardwood solids and thick rustic oak veneer
- Aged black finish
- Distressed finish
- Rattan door accents
- 2 cabinets; 1 adjustable shelf behind each door
- Center drawer with fully finished interior,
- Felt line bottom and ball-bearing side glides
- Reversible wine rack shelf
- Assembly required
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The Galliden Aged Black Dining Server by Ashley Furniture brings a rustic vibe to urban contemporary design. It’s a modern approach to natural beauty, featuring faux cane accents that incorporate eye-catching texture. The server offers ample storage with left and right doors that open to reveal storage shelves, as well as a reversible wine rack shelf. A drawer is included for storing your small decorative items. The server’s stunningly simple color palette allows it to coordinate seamlessly with your existing decor and elevate your dining room to a new level.
FEATURES:
- Made with hardwood solids and thick rustic oak veneer
- Aged black finish
- Distressed finish
- Rattan door accents
- 2 cabinets; 1 adjustable shelf behind each door
- Center drawer with fully finished interior,
- Felt line bottom and ball-bearing side glides
- Reversible wine rack shelf
- Assembly required
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