Pair of Federal Style Birchwood Twin Beds

Pair of Federal Style Birchwood Twin Beds, American, 20th C. 4'2"h x 43"w x 7'l Provenance: Property approved for deaccession by the Millbrook School

Pair Federal Style Twin Bed Frames. With carved spindles. Each measures 59 inches x 38 inches x 78 inches.

Overall dimensions: 71" high, 42 1/2" wide, 84 1/2" long. To fix box spring: 75" long, 36" wide. For mattress: add 3" long, 6" length. Refinished. Property of a Fairfield County collector.

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

Pair of Federal Style Mahogany Twin Poster Beds. Attributed to Henry Slaugh, Lancaster, PA cabinet maker. Circa. 1890's-1930's. 57"h. x 40"w. 80"l. Condition: Good with wear.

These Ornate Antique beds feature hand-carved eagles, reeded posts, carved caps, and ball and claw feet. Assembled with large screws, the beds are very sturdy. The twisted steel mattress supports are

Pair Late Federal Style Turned Cherry Twin Beds by Willett Dimensions: 43 1/4" H x 42 1/2" W x 82 1/2" L (ELB508/2)(MS)

Pair Twin American Federal Style Mahogany Head Boards w Bead Frames. Mattress / box spring not included. Each head board measures 59.5 x 42.5 inches.

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

Bedsteads 20th century, each with reeded and turned posts and scrolled headboards, 74-1/2 in.. Condition: good condition. Provenance: Collection of Anne and Robert K. Zelle, Nashville, Tennessee and G

Benches modern, each with black and white upholstered cushion, black and gilt-stenciled frames, 20 x 28-3/4 x 16 in.; with pair twin bed headboards, matching upholstery and distressed gray-painted fra

DESCRIPTION: A pair of fruitwood French style single beds. Carved legs with a shaped footboard and yellow damask upholstered head board. MEASUREMENTS: Each 44-1/2” x 42-1/2” x 80”. CONDITION: Fa

Pair American Empire style twin beds in mahogany. Early 20th century. Overall: 43 1/2"h x 41 3/8"w x 80 1/4"d Mattress size: 77 1/4"l x 39 1/2"w

One shelf with one drawer in each bed. Glass shelf on each bed. Two slats in each bed. Interior bed size - 10 1/4" h x 79 1/4" w x 35" d. Bed - 39 1/4" h x 80 3/4" w x 54 5/8" d.

Pair Grosfeld House Style Twin Beds With scrolled leaf and valance carved headboards. Torch style foot posts. Some wear. 43W X 79D X 45H

Pair Louis XVI style twin sleigh beds, walnut , with gilding and green paint decoration.(RSLB9500) Measurements: 42" h X 96" l X 42" w Condition: Some light nicking and scuffing.

20th C. Minor surface distress. Appx. 4'2"h x 38-1/2"w x 6'9-1/2"d Provenance: Property from a Private Princeton, NJ Collection

Pair of contemporary Neoclassical or Hollywood Regency style silvered and hammered wrought iron twin bed frames having a scrolled fleur de lis style open work cresting with gilt decorated turned finia

Federal style canon ball twin size bed frame, having spooled posts, ending in flat top ball finials, featuring cut-out flat headboard, with central scroll motif, to include bolted iron mattress suppor

20th Century, Carved Cherrywood Stiles With Distressed Light Grey Paint, Nailhead Trim. Celadon Damask Upholstery, Rails Stenciled 91702, Overall Height 44, Width 40, Length 86 Inches Assembled. Some

English, early 20th century. A pair twin cherry wood beds each comprising a painted headboard and curved footboard with molded panels, neoclassical style painted decoration comprising rosette garlands

Pair of green painted parcel gilt twin beds in the Louis XVI Neoclassical taste, each having an arched headboard with gadrooned finials, rosette corner blocks with fluted stiles. side rails, low footb

A pair of Georgian style carved mahogany four post twin size beds. Having foliate and floral carvings with pineapple decoration circa 1900. Interior opening: 78.5" x 48.25" Ht: 70.5" Wd: 53.5" Dpth: 8

Pair of antique Sheraton-style twin beds, with blanket rests, acorn finials integral to beds, 68" H x 40" W x 81" L. Provenance: From the former home of Andrew Carnegie II, Manchester-by-the-Sea, Mass