Solid Brass Sleigh Bed Dimensions:Solid Brass Sleigh BedQueen Dimensions:Length 88"Width 62"HB Height 62" FB Height 39-3/4" Height from floor 11"close box Solid Brass Sleigh BedTwin Dimensions:Length 83"Width 40"HB Height 62" FB Height 39-3/4" Height from floor 11"close box Solid Brass Sleigh BedFull Dimensions:Length 83"Width 55"HB Height 62" FB Height 39-3/4" Height from floor 11"close box Solid Brass Sleigh BedKing Dimensions:Length 88"Width 77"HB Height 62" FB Height 39-3/4" Height from floor 11"close box Solid Brass Sleigh BedCalKing Dimensions:Length 92"Width 73"HB Height 62" FB Height 39-3/4" Height from floor 11"close box $2,499.00$4,699.00Now from $1,999.00 Style(more info) Be the first to Write a Review. Solid Brass Sleigh Bed storage option Charles P. Rogers respects your privacy. Information entered above will only be used for internal purposes/or to send information to you alone if you selected yes above. We do not sell, rent or loan any personal
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Our selection of vintage sheet sets feature, flat and fitted sheet and pillowcases in classic cotton, bamboo and silk fabrics for a relaxed feel and design - but cool retro styles, print and patterns. Add the finish touch and make your bedroom a boho or shabby chic oasis with matching European shams, bed skirts and dust ruffles. Need more vintage decorating ideas, decorative and throw pillows bring unique bohemian style to your bedroom or your family room sofa and couch. Use shabby chic and rustic throws, blankets and colonial and antique styled curtains, draperies and valances that feature vibrant colors and bold designs to your window treatments, and bring style to your kitchen, bathroom, living and dining room. And stylish floor and area rugs bring interior decorator style to any room in your home. Check out our clearance and sale sections for discounted vintage decor accents, bedding sets, curtains, rugs and pillows that are both stylish and affordable and inexpensive.ANYONE who wants an antique bed or bed frame knows the predicament.
The beds are rare and getting rarer, and when you can find one it is either unbearably rickety, too short and narrow, or requires bed linen of unusual proportions. And it is nearly impossible to find an antique bed frame to fit a modern king-size bed.There are three alternatives: alter a full or three-quarter antique bed to a modern size by altering the frame; buy a reproduction bed built to your specifications or purchase a custom headboard to give a more finished look to a box spring and mattress you already own. ''We will make a bed any size you want it,'' said Marlu Jordan of Scott Jordan Furniture in Brooklyn. Her husband, Scott, is a woodworker who specializes in traditional bed designs: everything from pencil-post beds to Arts and Crafts styles. All beds are made of cherry and come in any size. ''I work all the designs myself,'' said Mr. Jordan, who has taken traditional shapes and developed his own style. He offers seven styles of headboards and three types of legs - turned, tapered and squared.
Customers can mix and match headboards with legs. They can purchase the entire bed or just a headboard. If a customer wants a copy of a bed, Mr. Jordan will reproduce it. He also sells beds from the Eldred Wheeler Collection of Higham, Mass. These 18th-century designs include Hepplewhite, Sheraton and Federal styles. Beds start at $950 and take 10 to 16 weeks to make. From Classical to King Since 1933, Leonard's Antiques in Seekonk, Mass., has sold antique beds and made reproductions. The company has recently sold beds to Kathleen Turner, Mick Jagger, Geraldo Rivera and Jim Henson. ''We can also take antique beds and accommodate them to modern bedding,'' said Lois MacDonald, the advertising and marketing manager. ''And we can take antique or classical forms and make them look well in the king-size form.'' Reproduction beds are made in maple, mahogany, cherry or tiger maple. Twelve wood finishes and painted finishes are also available. ''If you have a chest of drawers or a nightstand in a room, send us a sample finish and we'll match it,'' Ms. MacDonald said.
Headboards can be mixed and matched with different posts, finials and canopy frames. ''We treat the customer as the designer,'' she said. Antique beds start at $900; reproduction beds start at $1,100 and usually take three months. A Frame of Mahogany ''We have more of our beds in New York City than in all of Mobile,'' said Robert Reid, owner of Reid Classics in Mobile, Ala. Mr. Reid offers 35 styles including Victorian, spindle, Queen Anne and French Provincial. Beds are traditionally made of mahogany but can be ordered in cherry, maple or walnut. Beds come in any size, but Mr. Reid believes queen-size beds are the best. The double bed, he claimed, will soon be obsolete. ''It should never have been made, anyway,'' he said. ''It's more than adequate for one person and it will keep you awake all night if two people try to sleep in it.'' Beds start at about $1,000 and take two to three months to make. Styles are more modern at the Headboard Company in Rockville, Md.
But all headboards, from twin to king, come with a padded white muslin panel that can be removed and covered with fabric. People most commonly match headboards to their bedspreads, draperies or wallpaper, said John Flocks, president of the company. Headboards are made of oak or mahogany or they can be ordered in white or black lacquer. Numerous wood stains and painted finishes are also available. Each headboard comes with hardware to fit standard metal bed frames. Headboards start at $285. Stock items take two to four weeks; custom orders up to eight weeks. HEADBOARD COMPANY 14650 Southlawn Lane, Rockville, Md. 20850; Hours: Monday through Friday, 10 A.M. to 5 P.M., Saturday, noon to 5 P.M. Free catalogue. LEONARD'S ANTIQUES 600 Taunton Avenue, Seekonk, Mass. 02771; 508-336-8585. Hours: Monday through Saturday, 8 A.M. to 5 P.M., Sunday, 1 to 5 P.M. Catalogue: $4. REID CLASSICS 3600 Old Shell Road, Mobile, Ala. 36608; 205-342-1414. Hours: Monday through Friday, 8 A.M. to 5 P.M. Catalogue: $3.