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Description
This absolutely exquisite king size all brass bed is brimming with detail, from the spiralled top rail, joined to the posts by ornate scroll and leaf design, leading down to the beautiful busts sitting atop each of the 4 posts. The bottom of the uprights and bottom rail on both the head and the foot features lovely hammer chased leaf design. A superbly solid and sturdy bed indeed. Purchased in the south of France, likely a commissioned piece, crafted in Italy.
Naturally aged brass has been sympathetically cleaned to preserve the lovely patina. Whole bed has been checked to ensure solid construction and good assembly. Side rails have been adapted to support wood slats and modern length and king size mattress 5’ x 6’6” / 150cm x 200cm.
Price includes wood slats (sorry not mattress)
As an alternative to the wood slats we can supply mini box bases for superior mattress support and to raise the get into bed height. 2" base and 11” deep mattress used for photograph. We can also supply hand-made mattresses in all comfort choices.
Please see our website or email for full specifications and prices. Bedsteads have been sourcing, restoring and retailing antique beds and bedroom furniture for over 30 years. We have our own workshops located along side our showroom in a beautiful medieval barn seven miles south of Bristol. If you can't see what you are looking for it may well be worth e mailing to enquire as they have lots of beds awaiting restoration that have not been photographed yet.
We can arrange both national and international delivery. Please send post code for quotation.
Workshop/store open Monday to Friday 9am-5pm. Saturday by arrangement between 10-2.
measurements
Height:
156 cm
Width:
171 cm
Depth:
211 cm
Foot height: 94 cm
Side rail height: 39 cm
measurements
declaration
Bedsteads has clarified that the Exquisite and Sturdy All Brass Italian King Size Bed (LA497412) is genuinely of the period declared with the date/period of manufacture being 1880