Woodstock Settle | American Primitive Collection
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The Woodstock Settle is a beautiful example of primitive furniture for your home. Made by the Amish builders at Town & Country Furnishings. Solid wood frame and no sag zig zag springs. Pick your fabric and we'll help each step of the way!
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