At Turtle & Crane, we turn the past into stunning decor for today. This arched queen headboard from the 1970s has a faux bamboo frame finished in pistachio green, with white woven cane set into the panel. Every faux bamboo knot is gilded in gold leaf, built up in several layers, so the silhouette catches the light along its whole curve. The finish is newly painted and the gold leaf hand gilded in our Atelier.

The headboard measures 60.5" wide, 1.5" deep, and 53" high, sized for a queen bed. Pre-drilled holes in the legs let it attach to a standard metal bed frame. Made in the United States, in the style of Henry Link and Ficks Reed, it anchors a Palm Beach Regency, Hollywood Regency, or Chinoiserie bedroom and sits easily in coastal and transitional rooms.

*To help you visualize styling, this listing includes an AI-generated staged photograph. It is for illustration only. Please refer to the studio photographs for the exact headboard being sold, and rely on the written dimensions to confirm scale and fit.

Turtle & Crane Atelier


Condition:
Alterations: Original Design Modified
Imperfections: Some Imperfections
Condition Notes: The woven cane is tight and free of breaks. Vintage pieces carry imperfections in the original and the newly applied finish. The finish is hand applied and varies from piece to piece, and mottling, brush texture, and variation in the gilding are part of the finish, not defects. Please review all photographs and dimensions before purchasing, and message us with any questions.

Origin:
United States

Creator:
Styled After: Dorothy Draper

Materials & Techniques:
Caning, Faux Bamboo, Gold Leaf, Paint

Details:
What type of item is it? Vintage / Antique / Used
Country of Origin: United States
Bed Size: Queen

Original Design Modified; Some Imperfections; The woven cane is tight and free of breaks. Vintage pieces carry imperfections in the original and the newly applied finish. The finish is hand applied and varies from piece to piece, and mottling, brush texture, and variation in the gilding are part of the finish, not defects. Please review all photographs and dimensions before purchasing, and message us with any questions.