Colonial Raj Four Poster Bed, Anglo Indian Carved Four Poster Large Double Bed

Chunky Pine King Size Double Bed This is a good heavy bed, the bed head has a high arched top and both ends have very chunky turned bed knobs, the bed has solid sides and cross bars...

Victorian Folding Wrought Iron Bed This delightful bed dates from the 19th Century and is still suitable for use The bed is very heavy and made in wrought and cast iron The bed...

Monumental and Rare antique Anglo Indian Raj tester or canopy bed, circa first half 19th century. A genuine and Real McCoy Period example. Not to be confused with the many fakes and remakes. Made from solid mahogany with intricate carvings throughout. Features a camelback shaped headboard with interwoven and pierced floral designs. Canopy is supported by long hand turned posts that lead to impressive spindled galleries. Frame is supported by robust turned feet. History of the Colonial/ Anglo Indian four poster...

A fine late 18th Century large Dutch four-poster bed with exceptional posts and ealy 19th century Italian carved giltwood swans. The posts with well carved elements: neoclassical urns, capitals, carved turnings and vase sections; their most attractive part is the boxwood and mahogany lined inlay which we haven't seen on English 18th beds. In addition, unusally, the rails are designed to be seen and made in mahogany and framed with carved and plain astragal beads. Good sturdy construction, fixed together with steel bolts and will dismantle for shipping. Needs new drapery hangings and the white fabric around the end posts & headboard should be cleaned or replaced. For the new mattress, we would recommend a box spring mattress with a well (height is saved with part of the box mattress fitting between the rails) and a second mattress on top. But you could also fit lathes and just have the top mattress with cut out corners to fit around the posts: norris bedding custom make such mattresses. This bed originally had fabric around the top but for an additional cost we could make a wooden cornice...