ROCOCO REVIVAL DOUBLE BED FROM TEMPLE FAMILY

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Homestead Museum

Name/Title

ROCOCO REVIVAL DOUBLE BED FROM TEMPLE FAMILY

Entry/Object ID

87.4.1.1

Description

Bed - double size, dark wood, Rococo revival style a) headboard, b) footboard, c-d) side rail, e-i) cross slat; a) curved- top ornamented at pediment with seashell-like form flanked by foliate scroll forms, raised moldings in geometric designs, columnar sides, large ornate ornamental finials, simple block feet, b) curved with wraparound corners, curved top, decorated with carved molding in rectangular forms and shell-like ornament at upper center flanked by foliate scrolls, c-d) plain rails with flat cut-out curved line decorative elements on both top ends, carved molding running along top and bottom, e-i) unfinished wood; four (4) metal castors. [+4] castors when installed on the bed will be considered an integral part of the bed and will not be numbered. Bedroom set said by donor to have been used by the Workman family at the original rancho property, circa 1860s.

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Furniture, Beds (furniture), House furnishings

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Object Name

Beds (Furniture)