Fowey River Antiques has dated this piece to the 1890s.
Constructed of a solid mahogany frame with wonderful small turned mahogany legs ending in brass castors.

It has just been professionally reupholsterd using traditional horsehair, capoc and springs and then covered in a William Morris heavy silk fabric with delicate floral motifs in greens, oranges and reds against a champagne coloured background. It has no rips or tears and is spotlessly clean.

It has five positions to enable you to lie on it with comfort.
The colour of the fabric compliments the patina and rich colour of the mahogany beautifully and of course would fit in with any colour scheme.

The bed is firm and stable with no loose joints.
A genuine Victorian Arts and Crafts solid mahogany bed and because of the design, size and proportions very desireable.
If you would like sample of the fabric please email us and we will be happy to oblige.

A classic and elegant piece of English furniture which would grace any period or country home and extremely versatile as it can be placed in any room, it will give pleasure for many years to come.
It measures 27" wide, 67" long with the back fully erect, 80" long with the back down, 31" high to the top of the back and 18" high to the top of the seat.
You are more than welcome to view this sofa or any item we have listed.
If you would like further information please telephone Andrew and Lynn Wilson of Fowey River Antiques, Cornwall on 01726 813155 from 9am - 9pm, we are always available at weekends.
visit our website www.foweyriver.com
email us foweyshop@btconnect.com
Deliveries to mainland England and Wales are free, unfortunately as we are based in Cornwall we are unable to deliver to Scotland or Northern Ireland.
This is a genuine antique Victorian bed not a reproduction or copy.
Fowey River Antiques has dated this piece to the 1890s.
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