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Circa 1820 Classical Empire sleigh bed, probably H Lannuier, NYC, (or Duncan Phyfe) highest grade figured and mottled mahogany, ash secondary wood, unusual sleigh bed orientation-not intending to be side placed to wall, bronze mounts on Classical columns on headboard, inlaid band (vertical only) panels, great scrolled footboard with curved paneled, carved paw feet, original slats.
Original large bronze wheel castors (impressed-“Bennett &Co Patent Bristol”) on four iron
dovetailed brackets (impressed-“Bennett & Co Patent Bristol”). Two castors missing. Brand - Empire.
Construction is typical bolt attachment on inside of rails, footboard scrolls are held with a vertical bolt into bottom of scroll.

59.5" wide, 88" long,   headboard-52" tall,   footboard-35" tall,   inside/mattress measurements-59.5" wide, 78" long.

Condition - great untouched original surface, shows crazing, great grain visibility, some rub spots on finish, one bubble of veneer on footboard-no wood loss.       646h

Last few photos are comparables shown in Honore Lannuier, Cabinetmaker From Paris, Metropolitain Museum of Art, Peter M. Kenny, 1998.
- (Pg 135 pl 60-similar design concept of headboard posts/scroll front) Daybed is similar form - Classical posts and scroll front.
- (Pg 155 fig 70- similar foot) Work stand is very similar paw foot.
- (Pg 87 fig45- similar to scroll in Price Book, 1817, NYC).