Long term (but not forever) home wanted for my very cherished four poster bed.

By christinaH
May 13, 2018 in Wanted

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christinaH

Posted May 13, 2018

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Posted May 13, 2018

I have a beautiful antique pine four poster bed which was made by my great great uncle and was my grandmothers.

We have just moved into a cottage with sloping ceilings and unfortunately my bed no longer fits. We will be living in this home for the next three years and therefore I am looking for someone who is able to enjoy and care for it within this time.

If you can give this beautiful bed a caring home for the next year Or more please let me know. I would be so sad to lose it. It is kingsize and pictures available on request.

Many thanks

Christina

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