Rosewood tester bed, attrib. to Prudent Mallard

Prudent Mallard three quarter tester Rosewood plantation bed with elaborate carved crowns and mosquito net poles, ca. 1855, 6 ft. W, 77 in. L, 10 ft. 5 in. T.

Antebellum New Orleans Market Rococo Revival Rosewood Half-Tester Bed, third quarter 19th century, attributed to the warerooms of Prudent Mallard, the serpentine arched tester with a conforming foliat

Prudent Mallard (active 1838-1874) The piece has a fine form with tall post at backside and brilliantly carved frame and half tester above. Boxspring size approximately 58 x 68. The piece is being sol

Rosewood grained full size tester bed from Shamrock Plantation, attrib. to Mitchell and Rammelsberg, 57 in. W, 73 in. L, 8 feet T.

Rococo style with original canopy from Brownsville, Texas Estate. Original condition with fluted columns, pierced crest atop the gadrooned canopy with stylized supports. Prudent Mallard was a New Orle

Prudent Mallard (American 1809-1879), Victorian era New Orleans market Rococo Revival walnut and mahogany poster bed, third quarter 19th century, having a serpentine half tester and headboard with fol

American Rococo Revival Mahogany Tester Bed mid-19th century, attributed to the warerooms of Prudent Mallard, New Orleans, with a complex serpentine and arched canopy, the paneled headboard with a bro

New Orleans Market Rococo Revival Mahogany Half-Tester Bed third quarter 19th century, school of Francois Seignouret and/or Prudent Mallard, the serpentine tester with a floral basket crest, raised on

Rosewood rococo Mallard half tester plantation bed in queen size, 9 ft. 10 in. T.

Regency style rosewood carved daybed/full bed/chaise. Front on casters. 44 1/2" h x 65 1/4" w x 87" d. Inside measures 58 1/2" w x 82 1/2" d.

New Orleans Market Rosewood Tester Bed, Attributed to the Warerooms of the Firm of William and/or James McCracken third quarter 19th century, the beaded and arched tester supported by four tapering cl

American Rococo Carved Rosewood Half Tester Bed, mid-19th c., New Orleans, stepped and beaded serpentine tester, tapered posts, paneled headboard centered by floral carving, foot board with cabochons,

American Rococo Rosewood Full Tester Bed, mid 19th c., of the type crafted for the antebellum New Orleans market, the projecting ogee cornice on tapered cluster column posts supporting a paneled headb

Intricately carved rosewood. Tufted upholstered canopy top. 119" h x 86 3/8" w x 64" d.

New Orleans Market Rosewood Full-Tester Bed third quarter 19th century, the cove-molded tester frame with pleated sunburst upholstery, and supported by cluster-column posts, the paneled headboard with

American Rococo Revival rosewood half tester bed by C.. Lee, 19th century, having a shaped tester with pleated silk canopy and gadrooned edge, rising on tapering columnar supports, centering an arched

American Carved Mahogany Rosewood Grained Half Tester Bed, 19th c., the arched floral and grape carved canopy with scrolled brackets, to octagonal and block posts flanking an arched headboard with a f

HARVEY PROBBER Attrib ROSEWOOD Bed Backboard for twin size bed, size: 37 h , 59 w

Rosewood Victorian half tester plantation bed, queen size with mosquito poles, signed C. Lee, from Natchez home,11 ft. 2 in. T, 83 in. L, 71 in. W., ca. 1855.

Mid 19th Century Rosewood rococo Duchesse dressing table, carved all over attributed. to P. Mallard with shelves on each side of mirror for necessities., 77 in. T, 44 in. W, 21 in. D.

Elaborate ornate king size bed with bolt in rails attrib. to Century Furniture Monarch Collection, rosewood inlaid and distressed paint decorated, structurally sound and in good condition, outside 85"

HARVEY PROBBER attrib ROSEWOOD CABINET DOOR BED STAND WITH EBONY ACCENT PANELS. High quality furniture, clean and very good condition.Size: 22 h , 26 width

American Rococo Carved Rosewood Double Door Armoire, mid-19th c., attr. to retailer Prudent Mallard, New Orleans, original scrolled floral basket crest, arched cornice with egg and dart molding, panel

American Rosewood Bedstead mid-19th century, in the transitional Late Classical into Rococo Revival style, attributed to the warerooms of Prudent Mallard, New Orleans, the paneled headboard with a rob