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Plattfield Bar Cart

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Plattfield Bar CartStore and serve in sleek style with this bar cart. Its casually cool design combines an antiqued brass tone frame with white marble and clear glass. Rails on the top shelf help bottles and shakers stay organized. And with its rolling casters, you can make your at home mini bar mobile and bring the party where your guests gather. It can also act as a cute coffee stationperfect for storing syrups, mugs and other must haves for your morning brew. More

Store and serve in sleek style with this bar cart. Its casually cool design combines an antiqued brass-tone frame with white marble and clear glass. Rails on the top shelf help bottles and shakers stay organized. And with its rolling casters, you can make your at-home mini bar mobile and bring the party where your guests gather. It can also act as a cute coffee station—perfect for storing syrups, mugs and other must-haves for your morning brew.

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Product Details
  • Made with sand casted aluminum
  • Antiqued brass-tone finish
  • White marble lower shelf
  • Clear glass top shelf
  • Casters for mobility
  • Color variations, fissures, mineral deposits and veining in the marble shelf are naturally formed characteristics
  • Assembly required

Weight & Dimensions

Dimensions
Full Dimension

28W x 14D x 32H


Weight
Weight

49lbs.

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