Sleigh Bed

Artisan & Post Solid Wood
Heritage - Greystone (Grey) Collection

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Made in the U.S.A.
Solid American Oak and Birch to ensure the highest quality level
Mortise and Tenon Construction for Strength and Stability.
We replace every tree used to make our furniture through a unique and innovative program developed with the Virginia Department of Forestry.

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Type: Beds / Headboards / Footboards / Canopy Frames / Rails

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by Vaughan-Bassett

Heritage is a traditionally styled solid wood bedroom collection from Artisan & Post.
Available in three different finishes: Amish Cherry, Greystone Oak, Cobblestone Oak.
All these items are generously scaled, feature chamfered pilasters, and intricately designed base rails.
They also showcase fully finished drawer interiors, and under the drawer soft closing ball bearing drawer guides.
Heritage is a fresh take on traditionally styled furniture that does not compromise in quality and blends perfectly into today s modern home.
Made in the U.S.A.

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Artisan & Post Solid Wood Heritage

Heritage Sleigh Bed. Raised panels with plank board detail. A relaxed traditional style constructed of Solid Cherry American-grown hardwood. Available in Queen, King, and California King

Features

Made in the U.S.A.
Solid American Oak and Birch to ensure the highest quality level
Mortise and Tenon Construction for Strength and Stability.
We replace every tree used to make our furniture through a unique and innovative program developed with the Virginia Department of Forestry.

Artisan & Post Heritage Collection Catalog

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