Impressive Australian Cedar Four-Poster Bed with Cast Iron Brackets

A large and very impressive carved cedar and rose-mahogany…
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A large and very impressive carved cedar and rose-mahogany four-poster bed. Australian circa 1845. unusually supported by cast iron brackets with wood wheels to aid in mobility and ease of bed-making. provenance: The Collection of Graham and Elizabeth Cocks. Bonhams November 2012 Lot 198 $4880, 258 cm high, 160 cm wide, 220 cm long, to fit mattress 180 cm by 150 cm

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