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Pulaski Two Way Sliding Door Curio

At a Glance

Pulaski Two Way Sliding Door Curio with adjustable glass shelves and halogen lighting

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One of the country’s best-known furniture brands, Pulaski Furniture is synonymous with outstanding craftsmanship and refined style. Continuously improving and adapting to trends and desires, Pulaski covers the complete design spectrum: traditional, contemporary and transitional in a wide range of bedroom, dining, accent and display cabinets. 

With almost 60 years of furnishing homes across America, Pulaski Furniture continues its heritage of outstanding value, quality and design while looking ahead for style and livability.

Piece Information:

We make the cabinet, you make the collection. But we think you will agree that this tall mirror curio displays your collection to perfection. Our curio is built in select hardwood solids and veneers with a natural Estate Oak finish. Notice the rope twist moldings and decorative medallions at the top. Our curio has a two-way felt-lined sliding door with lock, so you can easily adjust your display. It features elegant beveled glass on the door, a mirrored back, halogen lighting, adjustable glass shelves, and adjustable glides for leveling.

Estate Oak finish on selecthardwood solids and veneers

Two-way felt-lined sliding door with lock

V-grooved door glass

Decorative molding

Adjustable glass shelves

Halogen lighting

Adjustable glides for leveling

Product Care:

Caring for your furniture is easy—following a few simple guidelines will help extend the life of your furniture. Always dust with a polish-moistened cloth. Polish cushions the cloth, eliminating the scratching that occurs with dry dusting. Dust will scratch the furniture surface in not removed properly. Use a soft, clean cloth that won’t scratch the surface. Avoid coarse scratchy materials or fabrics. Avoid using soap and water on furniture. Water can penetrate the finish and raise the grain on wood, causing damage.