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Bed - Where can I find the bed? Thanks!

9 years ago

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Emery & Associates Interior Design
9 years ago
This bed is a vintage mahogany king-sized four poster that was manufactured by Drexel Heritage. I found it in a resale shop about 12 years ago, and doubt if it's still in their line, but you could Google "mahogany four poster beds" and probably find something similar.
rey03 thanked Emery & Associates Interior Design
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