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Homelegance® Decatur Server
Model #: 2456-40
At a Glance
The casual Decatur Collection is the transitional style that you have been searching for in your dining space. The server features basswood veneer that is highlighted with espresso finish, which provides complementing contrast to the black marble of the server’s top. Behind door and drawer storage provide space to store tabletop accessories. The open display wine rack provides space for bottle storage.
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Certifications
| Warranty | Limited Warranty. See store for full details. |
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Construction
| Handle Type | Knobs |
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Storage Features
| Storage | Yes |
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Type
| Side Type | Server |
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Misc. Specs
| Depth (in.) | 20 |
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| Width (in.) | 73 |
| Height (in.) | 36 |
| Material | Stone/Wood |
| Design Style | Transitional |
| Product Weight (lbs.) | 114.40 |
| Collection | Decatur |
Homelegance® Decatur Server
Model #: 2456-40
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At a Glance
The casual Decatur Collection is the transitional style that you have been searching for in your dining space. The server features basswood veneer that is highlighted with espresso finish, which provides complementing contrast to the black marble of the server’s top. Behind door and drawer storage provide space to store tabletop accessories. The open display wine rack provides space for bottle storage.
Get to know this product.
Made of marble, basswood veneer, wood and engineered wood
Espresso finish
Black marble top
1 dovetail drawer with wood on wood glides
2 storage cabinets with doors
6-bottle wine rack
Espresso tone wooden knobs
Assembly required
Founded in 1984, Homelegance Inc. is an American multinational company headquartered in Fremont, California, that designs, develops, and wholesales furniture in the United States, Canada, and other countries in the world.
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