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Rustic Pinecone Coat Rack by Persis Clayton Weirs

Name: Rustic Pinecone
Brand: Persis Clayton Weirs
SKU: 5946629101
Price: 245.00 USD
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Rustic Pinecone Coat Rack

by Persis Clayton Weirs

Item No: 5946629101

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$245.00

Description
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About the artist

Transform your hall or foyer into an incredibly warm and pleasant space! Coats, hats, and scarves hang nicely from the Jefferson-style coat rack with top shelf and Pinecone Hand-built of eastern white pine and lightly distress finished for a warm, antique look. Made in the USA. A Wild Wings exclusive. 46"L x 4"W x 19"H.

Orientation:	Landscape	Depth:	4"
Height:	19"	Product Type:	Coat Rack
Width:	46"

Orientation:	Landscape	Depth:	4"
Height:	19"	Product Type:	Coat Rack
Width:	46"

Persis Clayton Weirs

Artist

For Persis Clayton Weirs, becoming a wildlife artist seemed only natural. Born on an island off the Maine coast, she enjoyed summers on the island and spent winters along the Maine coast where wildlife flourished.

Persis had no formal training in art, but rather she developed her skills through close observation...

Description

Transform your hall or foyer into an incredibly warm and pleasant space! Coats, hats, and scarves hang nicely from the Jefferson-style coat rack with top shelf and Pinecone Hand-built of eastern white pine and lightly distress finished for a warm, antique look. Made in the USA. A Wild Wings exclusive. 46"L x 4"W x 19"H.

Product Specifications

Orientation:	Landscape	Depth:	4"
Height:	19"	Product Type:	Coat Rack
Width:	46"

Orientation:	Landscape	Depth:	4"
Height:	19"	Product Type:	Coat Rack
Width:	46"

About the artist

Persis Clayton Weirs

Artist

For Persis Clayton Weirs, becoming a wildlife artist seemed only natural. Born on an island off the Maine coast, she enjoyed summers on the island and spent winters along the Maine coast where wildlife flourished. Persis had no formal training in art, but rather she developed her skills through close observation...