Product Overview
Collection of classic silhouettes in timeless tones to enhance any style room in your home. Each piece can add an eclectic touch to a room, serve as the focal point, or subtly blend with your family treasures and flea market finds. Drawers feature a soft, dove grey fully finished interior, English dovetails, and classic wood on wood center drawer guide system. For added versatility, each piece ships with uniquely styled hardware in two finish choices -- a matching tone-on-tone painted finish, attached to the case, and an second set in a worn Pewter finish. Light and airy, the form of the piece is a double serpentine. It stands on sabre legs and features a shelf for additional function.
Shimmery Bronze finish, matching painted hardware and worn Pewter hardware option included
Multi-Step Dimensional Finish : Yes
Hardware Style : Knob
Wall Anchor/Tipping Restraint Included: No
Wood Type : Maple veneers, Poplar solids
Finished Drawer Interiors: No
Bassett’s blend of style, comfort and value has been trusted for more than a century and made it one of the most recognizable brands in America. With Bassett, you get custom furniture without the customary wait. Bassett currently operates more than 100 retail locations in the United States, Puerto Rico and Canada and is rapidly expanding sales on bassettfurniture.com. We are passionate about developing fashionable and innovative home furnishings at a great value, as well as offering a number of exceptional services to meet your needs. Our custom solutions make it easy to express your unique sense of style with a variety of options, including upholstery, beds, dining, home storage and home entertainment.
One visit to a store and you realize that Bassett is much more than a furniture store. Our skilled Design Consultants are dedicated to taking the guess work out of decorating. They’ll help create custom furnishings, define your decorating lifestyle, establish a budget, make a house call, or simply offer an opinion…all free of charge. John David “J.D.” Bassett was making a good living traveling the countryside selling goods for general stores when he began carrying lumber samples from the mill. He quickly made his first sale of lumber to a coffin company in Winston-Salem, North Carolina, and returned home with the knowledge of the growing furniture industry and the subsequent demand for raw lumber.
By 1917, Company sales reached $1 million. But family members had opened new divisions that ultimately competed with each other for sales. In 1930, a “house divided” meeting was called and the different companies were incorporated into Bassett Furniture Industries, Inc., in 1931. The post-war years brought rapid growth as large neighborhoods sprang up quickly around the country. In the early 1960s, the Company bought Prestige Furniture Corp. and added upholstery to its line up and acquired three other companies to expand its bedroom and dining room production.
Today, Bassett remains committed to the early principles of the company … that great quality, stylish furniture does not need to be expensive and should be available to everyone. A visit to one of our stores and you’ll see just how committed we are to that idea.
*Nightstandonly, all other products sold separately. Furniture color in images may differ in person; see local dealer for actual finish. Image may not reflect actual size.
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