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Two-Tone Highboy Dresser by John Stuart
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Description
This mid-century highboy dresser by John Stuart comprises two walnut cases whose dark frames and vertical door pulls contrast with the wam-toned fronts. The top case contains three wide drawers, one of which is divided in half and one of which has three divisions. The bottom case contains six deep cubbies and five additional drawers, two of which are divided.
The dimensions below are for the entire dresser. The dimensions of the base are 47.75" W x19" D x 32.25" H; those of the top are 35" W x 17.5" D x 17.25" H. - More Information
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