American Country Federal Maple Cannonball Bed

Circa 1840. Having very well turned pot and nicely shaped headboard. L74" H50" W58"

One cannon ball four poster and one Federal. No rails present. See photos for details as shown.

Pair of American Federal Carved Maple Beds, low turned posts, shaped headboard, vasiform legs, h. 43 1/4 in., l. 75 in., w. 35 1/2 in. Provenance: Texas Hill Country Ranch IMPORTANT: All purchases mus

New England Country Federal Maple Rope Bed. Turned suppressed ball finials and tapered legs. 34"h. x 54"w. x 76-1/2"l. Condition: Good with minor wear.

American Federal Tiger Maple Field Bed, first quarter 19th century, the segmented ring-turned posts supporting a single-board headboard, with shaped sides, h. 59", inside, w. 39", l. 72", outside, w.

Pair of American Federal Tiger Maple Poster Beds, early 19th c., New England, large acorn finials, turned posts, arched paneled headboard, h. 80 in., l. 78 in., w. 39 in.

Pair of American Federal Cherrywood and Maple Beds, 19th c., probably New England, h. 42 in., l. 78 in., w. 39 in.

American Country Sheraton low maple bed, 19th century, having a curved headboard and footboard, side rails, and turned posts with acorn finials, apparently unmarked. Approximate dimensions: h. 41", w.

Leonards Antique American Tiger Maple Cannonball Four Poster Bed, boldly turned cannonball posts, scrolled headboard Height 59 in. Width 84 in. Length 88 in.

Circa 1810. Having very nicely turned post with well grained headboard and post in tiger maple. The bed has not been shortened and is in good sturdy condition. H84" without teaster W55" L78" interior

American Federal Tiger Maple Tall Post Bed, early 19th c., arched and paneled headboard with boss terminals, ring and urn turned posts, tapered legs, toupie feet, h. 89 in., l. 71 1/2 in., w. 42 1/2 i

Circa 1830. The bed having excellent turned posts and with a beveled and paneled head and footboard also accented with turnings. H53" W55 1/2" D83 3/4"

American Tiger Maple Four-Poster Cannon Ball Bed, circa 1840, boldly multiple turned posts and paneled head and footboard Height 54 in. Width 55.5 in. Length Approximately 83 in.

Pair of American Federal-Style Carved Maple Single Beds, mid-19th c., Cupid's bow headboard, turned and finialed low posts, turned legs, plain rails, h. 37 in., l. 74 1/2 in., w. 38 1/2 in IMPORTANT:

Pair of Federal Style Maple Twin Beds, American, 19th/20th C. 32"h x 39"w x 6'8"l Provenance: Property approved for deaccession by the Millbrook School

"make do" from a rope bed, with spring cushion and loose cushion. 26 1/4" high, 77" wide, 24 3/4" deep. Bottom of loose cushion with staining, fading, top with light wear, some splitting and age and u

Leonard's American Tiger Maple Low Four Poster Bed, with turned cannon ball posts with vibrant tigering, scrolled headboard Height 57.5 in. Width 66 in. Length 81 in.

DESCRIPTION: Tiger maple high post late Federal bed circa 1800-1820. American, possibly New England. Head and footboard joined with side rails with rope bed knobs. Four posts with triple turned urns r

American, mid-20th century, maple. Federal-style with urn and ball finials. (BRB7)

A federal style custom made tiger maple high post bed with urn shaped finials and reeded columns. Mid 20th century. Measures 55"W to outside of posts x 67 1/2"H x 72 3/4"L to inside of rails. One or t

An American federal maple and birch tall case clock mounted on bracket base, circa 1800. The bonnet with an arched top having brass finials flanking the central figure of a brass spread wing eagle mou

First quarter 19th century, maple with some figure and figured veneer. Turned posters with pineapple carving, shaped footboard and finials. With tester frame. Wear, some veneer loss. 75"h. 51.25"w. wi

American Federal Maple and Walnut Stand, early 19th c., one drawer, turned legs, h. 27 1/2 in., w. 18 3/8 in., d. 15 1/4 in. Provenance: Texas Hill Country Ranch Condition: Structurally sound. Loss to

New England,Circa 1825 Faux tiger maple grain paint with turned posts and cannonball finials. Wood 80" x 55 1/4" x 48" tall, From the collection of the Joseph Spaulding House, Pawtucket, Rhode Island,