2-Drawer Nightstand

Vaughan-Bassett
Sawmill - Saddle Grey Collection

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Kenlin Rite-Trak drawer guide system (metal on metal)
Made in the USA
Solid wood and wood veneers
antiqued pewter finished hardware

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Type: Nightstands

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by Vaughan-Bassett

Rustic style meets pure function with natural and hand distressed finishing techniques that add a unique aesthetic design detail to each piece.

This collection includes three finishes and two bed styles.
The antiqued pewter finished hardware combination of knobs and elongated pulls compliments the vintage styling.
Completely built by Vaughan-Bassett's American Craftsmen, you can rest easy knowing that each piece in your new bedroom collection is a quality selection that is made to last.
Mortise and tenon construction for strength and stability.
Sustainability: We replace every tree used to make our furniture through a unique and innovative program developed with the Virginia Department of Forestry.
Made in the USA

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Vaughan Bassett

Transitional styling and a slight rustic charm combine to create the simple, yet attractive look of this two drawer night stand. Antique pewter finished hardware elevate the vintage look of this piece.

Features

Kenlin Rite-Trak drawer guide system (metal on metal)
Made in the USA
Solid wood and wood veneers
antiqued pewter finished hardware
Mortise and tenon construction for strength and stability

Sawmill Catalog - Saddle Grey Finish

Sawmill Catalog - Alabaster 2 Tone Finish

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