19th c maple colonial rope bed most probably New Eng

Pair of American Federal Cherrywood and Maple Beds, 19th c., probably New England, h. 42 in., l. 78 in., w. 39 in.

Headboard, footboard and side rails; on casters; exterior dimension 51"H, 51 1/2"W, 83 1/2"L; side rails replaced, middle connecting board on footboard probably replaced (Ref. 17)

19TH C. MAPLE ROPE BED (NO RAILS) 78" X 48"

Early 19th century tiger maple rope bed. H. 54" W. 53". Note: see photos- removable rail extenders.

19th C Curly Maple Inlaid Rope Bed (full size) measuring approx. 49.5"h x 52.5"w x 80"l

The bed frame is in wonderful antique condition made of tiger maple. The frame would have originally been strung with rope but has been disassembles. The top of each post has a turned wood finial as w

Early 19th century maple rope cannonball hired man's bed, bold turnings, original rails, old white paint over red, 33"t. x 36" w.18" to top of rail, rail length 69 1/2" from post to post

Antique maple rope bed, 19th c., poss. American, with removable blue and white striped cushion and bolster pillows, 30.5"h x 76.5"l x 25.25"d

Antique Stained Maple Rope Bed. American, 19th C. 47"h x 49-1/2"w Provenance: Property from the Estate of Judith Applegate, Princeton, NJ.

Antique American 19th century journeyman's day bed. New England area. Turned posts with medium finish. Comes with a red upholstered seat or mattress. From the Bass Museum of Art collection. Measures a

American Late Classical Carved Mahogany Four Poster Tester Bed , 19th c. and later, probably New York, arched canopy fitted with custom Hunt Slonem "Monstera" fabric, acanthus urn finials, ring turned

American Federal Tiger Maple Bench, 19th c., probably New England, slatted back and sides surmounted by acorn finials, cylindrical legs, h. 34 1/2 in., w. 44 3/4 in., d 28 in.

American, second quarter 19th Century. Tiger maple. Sheraton to Empire, turned posts, scalloped headboard over a row of turned spindles and a footboard with turned quilt bar. 44"h. 48.5"w. 72.5"l.

ROPE BED WITH TURNED COLUMNS. RED WASHED SURFACE. PANELED HEADBOARD SIZE: 88" X 78" X 53" (PROBABLY 3/4 SIZE) TERMS: THIS SALE WILL BE ONLINE ONLY. PICK-UP WILL BE ON-SITE AT 14 CHURCH ST. BETHLEHEM,

PANELED HEADBOARD WITH TURNED COLUMNS. RED PAINTED SURFACE. BRASS SCREW COVERS. MEASURES 88" X 78" X 53" (PROBABLY 3/4 SIZE) HAS BRACKETS TO HOLD MATTRESS Terms & Conditions: Pick-up for this Auction

CHIPPENDALE CHEST OF DRAWERSNew England, Probably Early 19th CenturyIn maple, with five graduated full-width drawers and a bracket base.Height 40.5”. Width 35.25”. Depth 18”.

American Tiger Maple Four Poster Rope Bed , 19th c., turned posts with spherical finials, paneled head and foot boards with rolling pin crests, conforming rails, bulbous-turned legs, flattened disc fe

Early carved Native American scoop with bird. 19th century. Probably maple. H 9-1/2". Excellent original condition. Inspected under UV light, no restoration noted. Provenance: Axtell Antiques

Figured maple side chairs. Probably New York, 19th C. Together with three Empire carved and figured maple cane-seat side chairs. 8 pieces. By descent from the Estate of Robert Weeks DeForest and Emily

**Originally Listed At $300** New World, Spanish Colonial, probably Mexico, ca. 19th century CE. A hand-carved, dark wood stirrup with an iron fitting that has been meticulously painted with crosses a

Pair of American Federal Tiger Maple Poster Beds, early 19th c., New England, large acorn finials, turned posts, arched paneled headboard, h. 80 in., l. 78 in., w. 39 in.

Figured maple rope bed with birdseye maple headboard, turned posts, mid 19th century. Side rails and cross rails have been replaced/modified to accommodate a modern mattress and possibly a box spring

American Maple Four Post Rope Tester Bed, 19thc. Scrolled headboard on four turned posts with tester top. Dimensions: 80 in.h. with tester, 78 in.w. from post to post at outer edges. Condition: The

Maple and Mahogany veneered table. Probably New York State, 19th C. 29"h x 21 3/4"w x 16 3/4"d By descent from the Estate of Robert Weeks DeForest and Emily Johnson DeForest.