Ezekiel and Stearns Early American Farmhouse Bench-24

Description

100% SOLID WOOD, HAND CRAFTED No particle board or cheap assembly practices here. Products in the images have been crafted from the same species of wood and stained with the exact same stain color as the product you will receive. Depending on an individual piece of wood and grain pattern, the stain may take more or less resulting in the color variation. NOTE: If ordering along with a farmhouse / Harvest table, choose a bench that is 12 inch shorter than your table for a fit between the table legs. However, because wood is a natural product, no two pieces are the same. Matching Farmhouse Table available:Early American Farmhouse Table also Matches Salerno Table Dimensions:17 inch tall, 12 inch deep, Multiple lengths available- choose the length you need from the drop down. NOTE: If ordering along with a farmhouse / Harvest table, choose a bench that is 12 inch shorter than your table for a perfect fit between the table legs. This bench has an Early American stained top and white base. 100% SOLID WOOD, HAND CRAFTED No particle board or cheap assembly practices here. While every effort has been made to supply you with the most accurate photographic representation, you should expect some variation in your product. Products in the images have been crafted from the same species of wood and stained with the exact same stain color as the product you will receive.

Key Features

• NOTE: If ordering along with a farmhouse / Harvest table, choose a bench that is 12 inch shorter than your table for a fit between the table legs.
• Products in the images have been crafted from the same species of wood and stained with the exact same stain color as the product you will receive.
• While every effort has been made to supply you with the most accurate photographic representation, you should expect some variation in your product.
• However, because wood is a natural product, no two pieces are the same.
• 100% SOLID WOOD, HAND CRAFTED No particle board or cheap assembly practices here.
• Depending on an individual piece of wood and grain pattern, the stain may take more or less resulting in the color variation.