Wallace & Bay - Haynes Limestone Gray Chest with Jewelry Storage, Turned Wood Legs, And Vintage-Look Hardware - B51097

The Haynes dresser from Wallace & Bay exudes rustic charm. Elegant, hand-distressed woods with wrought iron-inspired hardware brings effortless sophistication.

Product Features

• Collection: Haynes
• The Haynes dresser combines the rustic nature of reclaimed woods with classic, sophisticated silhouettes
• Exemplifies rustic casual style in a sandstone buff color palette, bringing both personality and class to your home
• The Haynes dresser features jewelry storage, turned wood legs, and vintage-look hardware
• Makes everyday life a little bit easier with features like full-extension ball bearing drawer glides, felt lined top drawer, and cedar lined bottom drawer
• Dimensions: 42.0" Wide, 19.0" Deep, and 60.0" High
• Quick to enjoy! Simply unpack, attach legs (if necessary), and set in place.
• Engineered to be easy to care for so you can spend time on more important things

SHIPPING DETAILS: INCLUDES DELIVERY TO THE FIRST DRY AREA OF YOUR HOME. ONCE THIS ITEM SHIPS PLEASE ALLOW FOR 2-3 WEEKS TRANSIT TIME.

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• Includes Delivery To the First Dry Area In Your Home

Started in 1962 as B&D Sales by Bond and Doug Shippy, the company distributed bed frames and unfinished furniture. In 1974, George Ritchie (a company representative at that time) purchased the business. The company was incorporated in 1977 and continued to grow, adding a number of additional product lines.