An Edwardian bed is a bedstead frame - head end, foot end and side rails - made in inlaid mahogany, panelled oak or tubular brass and iron, for English bedrooms of roughly 1900 to the 1920s.
One-offs from the archive include a fold-down oak day bed, a leather bedstead hand-painted in Dutch style, and a bed carved with an owl, an eagle and a pelican.
