69" Pearl Solid and Manufactured Wood Five Drawer Triple Dresser

Marsoni

M251S

$1211.99

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69" Pearl Solid and Manufactured Wood Five Drawer Triple DresserEnhance your room into a visually delightful and highly functional space with this 69 inch pearl solid and manufactured wood five drawer triple dresser. This horizontal triple dresser has column style drawers and a wide top surface area to help you with your daily dressing essentials. Equipped with five easy open drawers for practical and good looking clothing storage. Its a high quality piece, made from high grade solid and manufactured wood. 37 inch

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Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2012