Queen bed headboard - part only
This is part of a carved timber headboard. It appears to be a light (colour and weight) clear pine which was attached to the front part of the bed frame.
It was hinged to the bed frame, covering a narrow storage space behind which was shaped allow it to lean backwards by about 10 degrees. The back is therefore slightly curved.
It does not appeal to me so I have replaced it with something plainer.
Note that this is a timber part that fits onto a frame that fixed to the bed frame. It is not the whole headboard.
Dimensions:
width=1490mm
height+ 640mm (centre), 530mm (sides)
Thickness=35mm (frame)
Pickup is Takapuna (Huron St)
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