A gorgeous pair of Georgian or Regency style carved mahogany twin beds
By Fancher Furniture
USA, Circa 1940s
Each measures: 41.13″W x 79.5″D x 39.5″H.
Good original vintage condition.
Item no. 3434 / Fancher Furniture
Regency Carved Mahogany Twin Beds by Fancher, Circa 1940s
$2,495.00
Details
Brand/Designer
Fancher Furniture
Country
USA
Era
Circa 1940s
Material
Mahogany
Condition
Good
Dimensions
Width
41.13"
Depth
79.5"
Height
39.5"
Condition Notes
Good original vintage condition. Normal minor wear expected from age and use. See photos. Pair shows beautifully.
1 in stock
Please submit your offer for consideration.
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