-
president of the
Murphy Bed and Door Company.
Under the name "bureau
bedstead" the fold-up bed
appeared in the
eighteenth century, but
never gained po****rity...
- varieties, such as the
murphy bed,
which folds into a wall, the
sofa bed,
which folds out of a
sofa, the
trundle bed,
which is
stored under a low, twin-sized...
-
urban house in
Macedonia was
expected to have),
bedrooms (with
metal bedsteads, wardrobes, and bedding), the
everyday sitting-room, the
kitchen (complete...
- 4998/1824
Propelling vessels.
August 9, 1824 GB 5237/1825
Construction of
bedsteads,
sofas, and
other similar articles.
August 11, 1825 GB 5477/1827 Construction...
-
Scottish Bedsteads". The Scotsman. Scotland. 5
August 1935.
Retrieved 4 June 2023 – via
British Newspaper Archive. "'The
Kedleston Drawing Room
Sofas' by John...
- old
sofa cushion in lieu of the jukebox. Steed's
bedroom is an even more
powerful study in insalubrity.
Chipped enamel basin,
tarnished metal bedstead, tattered...
- on a 3-foot high
carved oak dado, and
furnished with a br**** or
wooden bedstead.
Bedroom A was
known as the "French cabin"
because it was
Louis XV-inspired...
- the
County of Middle****,
received Great Britain Patent 5418 for "Beds,
Bedsteads, Couches,
Seats and
Other Articles of Furniture". This
patent used coiled...
-
Lannuier produced larger, more
expensive pieces,
including sofas,
cylinder desks and
bedsteads.
While his
pieces are
considered within the
Empire style...
-
itself into the street; all the
sidewalks are
lumbered with
bureaus and
bedsteads to the
utter destruction of
their character as thoroughfares, and all...
