PLEASE HELP! searching for the Drexel Heritage Bed of Ribbon (king)
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After years of dreaming of this bed finally decided to purchase last October only to find DH had gone out of business :-( I have phoned every store in the country I think ! As well as searched CL, eBay, marketplace , Chairish . Anyone have any other suggestions ? Can’t find anything I like near as much . THought this would be the place to ask. TIA ...holding out hope !
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3 years agoI have a drexel heritage bed for sale. Its from the walt disney collection. Its this bed.
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Hi I am selling a Queen Bed of Ribbons. Also have matching dresser and 2 side tables. These are located in Cedar Knolls, NJ.
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King Size Bed of Ribbons in NY.
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I am selling a queen Drexel Heritage Bed of Ribbons bed frame on behalf of my mother‘s estate. which was bought directly from Drexel Heritage and has been in regular single owner use since it was assembled by the Drexel Heritage delivery drivers in 2014.
I have included a pic of this beautiful frame while it was assembled (currently disassembled).
If you are interested, please email me back. I have more pics I could send.
Attached inline should be both a full view and one of the brand label with the part number on the inside of the side rail.
Sincerely,
-Andrew McKnight-
mr.andrewmcknight@yahoo.com
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