It's easy to rise to the occasion with the unique design of the Nelson Lift-Top Cocktail Table with Casters - Oak. This large cocktail table includes one lower drawer with silvertone metal pulls and a large open shelf for displaying photos or storing magazines. Best of all, the top has a unique lift-top design that conceals additional storage, and it lifts up to a 23-inch height - perfect for enjoying drinks and snacks. When open, the lift-top angles toward you or away from you, allowing for table-height snacking plus easy access to interior storage.
This lift-top coffee table, made from durable hardwood solids in an inviting oak finish, also includes hidden rolling casters to make rearranging a breeze. Complete your home with additional tables from the Nelson collection.
- Constructed of hardwood solids with cherry and basswood veneers
- Lift-top cocktail with casters and bottom drawer storage
- End and sofa tables feature drawer storage and bottom shelves
- Merlot cherry finish
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| Product |
SKU |
SIZE (LxDxH) |
Quantity |
| Nelson Lift-Top Cocktail Table, Cherry |
NL300CLC |
48 x 26 x 18 |
1 |
| Nelson End Table, Cherry |
NL300EC |
22 x 24 x 22 |
2 |
| Nelson Sofa Table, Cherry - optional |
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0 |
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Type:
Dining Room Groupsets
Professional delivery and installation is available for every product we sell. We would be happy to coordinate delivery and installation for you.
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