Adjustable Daybed For The Disabled, Carters Of London, England, Early 20th Century

An exceptional and rare reclining bed, designed for people with limited mobility and featuring an adjustment system, by Carters (J. & A.) Ltd., a renowned London firm specializing in high-end medical and hospital furniture from the late Victorian and early Edwardian periods.

This elegant recliner features its original mahogany frame, mounted on brass casters, and is equipped with its original crank mechanism, allowing for independent adjustment of the backrest and leg rest for optimal comfort. The original manufacturer’s plate is still present, attesting to its authenticity.

This daybed retains its charming tartan upholstery adorned with decorative tassels, making it an ideal centerpiece for a classic interior, a library, a living room, a boutique hotel, or a luxury boutique.

Dimensions
Width: 80 cm
Length (unfolded): 222 cm
Height (upright): 110 cm
Height (unfolded): 55 cm

Features
Manufactured by Carters (J. & A.) Ltd., London
Early 20th century
Original manufacturer’s plate
Solid mahogany frame
Backrest and
Original crank mechanism
Mounted on brass casters
Original upholstered cushions with decorative tassels
A magnificent collector’s piece, both decorative and functional

Condition
Presented in good antique condition, with age-related wear, slight marks, and signs of use consistent with its age. The adjustment mechanism works perfectly. Please examine the photographs carefully, as they are an integral part of the description.