More items to want even if you don’t need them. On second thought, buying a state bed in case the Prince Regent gets snowed in to impress all your friends is a good idea. From Ackermann’s Repository Series, published in Britain during the Regency period.

Aspirational decor from folios and magazines. 1 Minute
Four poster state bed. Plate 33. 1813.
“Four poster state bed.” copy of a bed created for the Marquis of Winchester less the family crest and other ornaments. Plate 33. 1813. Collection of the Library of the Philadelphia Museum of Art and available on line at http://www.archive.org. In the public domain in the United States because it was published before January 1, 1924. via http://www.ekduncan.com/2012/01/regency-furniture-1809-1815-ackermanns.htmlhttp://www.ekduncan.com/2012/01/regency-furniture-1809-1815-ackermanns.html
Parlour chairs. Plate 18. 1814.
Parlour chairs. Plate 18. 1814. Collection of the Library of the Philadelphia Museum of Art and available on line at http://www.archive.org. In the public domain in the United States because it was published before January 1, 1924. via http://www.ekduncan.com/2012/01/regency-furniture-1809-1815-ackermanns.htmlhttp://www.ekduncan.com/2012/01/regency-furniture-1809-1815-ackermanns.html
Antique style sofa and table. Plate 10. 1813.
Antique style sofa and table. Plate 10. 1813. Collection of the Library of the Philadelphia Museum of Art and available on line at http://www.archive.org. In the public domain in the United States because it was published before January 1, 1924. via http://www.ekduncan.com/2012/01/regency-furniture-1809-1815-ackermanns.htmlhttp://www.ekduncan.com/2012/01/regency-furniture-1809-1815-ackermanns.html
French sofa bed. 1809.
French sofa bed. 1809. Collection of the Library of the Philadelphia Museum of Art and available on line at http://www.archive.org. In the public domain in the United States because it was published before January 1, 1924. via http://www.ekduncan.com/2012/01/regency-furniture-1809-1815-ackermanns.htmlhttp://www.ekduncan.com/2012/01/regency-furniture-1809-1815-ackermanns.html
Window curtain for the drawing room. 1812.
Window curtain for the drawing room. 1812. Collection of the Library of the Philadelphia Museum of Art and available on line at http://www.archive.org. In the public domain in the United States because it was published before January 1, 1924. via http://www.ekduncan.com/2012/01/regency-furniture-1809-1815-ackermanns.htmlhttp://www.ekduncan.com/2012/01/regency-furniture-1809-1815-ackermanns.html

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