Oh I must have read your original post too qickly the first time... My daughter has a twin brother as well : ) They shared a room in our last house in TX. We moved to our current home right before their 4th birthday and I was able to give her her own room (she has 4 brothers). Anyway, when it came to painting her room she definitely had opinions. This color was a compromise between the darker pink she wanted and the lightest pink on the paint chip. I do remember seeing a lot of the bandaid pinks in my paint search. Your best bet is definitely finding a fabric you could pull the blue and pink paint from. BTW, I think that the blue treatment on the dresser is absolutely gorgeous! There is no doubt in my mind you can pull this off with a very soft pink for the walls : )

I looked at the Ethan Allen website & if it is Ethan Allen it is discontinued as they do not have the bed on their website. I have never heard of Sara Fine Furniture as a manufacturer but my web search shows some furniture stores by that name. I don't know if you are in that area but if it was purchased from them they may can help you. The info on the bed frame may not have been any help as many manufacturer get their frames/rails from a supplier.

As others have posted, you will be lucky if you find someone willing to take it for free. I had a lot of vintage furniture - including stuff from the 19th century - and there is simply no market for it. I wound up giving it to the brother of one of my friends who needed furniture so I was happy that it was going to someone who could use it. FWIW, in my area (Los Angeles) the charities will not take anything related to beds including wood bed frames becaue of bed bug issues. I had a vintage wood bed frame from the 1930's and the charities wouldn't take it. I felt lucky that I was able to give it to my friend's brother along with the rest of the furniture I needed to get rid of.

Oh, you are absolutely right. "Century" is about the worst possible name a furniture company could have picked lol. I consider myself fairly well versed in the boolean search engine query, and I'm still having a lot of trouble with this one. I easily found Century's website, but couldn't find any catalogs with this model. I found a few furniture shops that carry Century as well, but nothing matching this style. I do have an email out to Century asking for identification, but who knows when or if they'll actually respond.