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Sometimes called a standing stool or baby tender. They were used to keep babies from falling into fires or boiling pots. Seen in pictures as early as 1810 they were used both as walkers and to keep babies out of harm's way. Often the tenders were…

Original finish. Found in farmhouse in Lancaster, Pa.

6 matching pieces. White and gold floral design marked "Homer Laughlin."

Mahogany veneer with marble top. Includes drawer and pull out towel rack.

Empire style

Serial No. 304737 Wheeler and Wilson, Mfg., Bridgeport, Conn. Style of head changed little during second half of 19th century but in 1861 a glass pressure foot was introduced to feed material through from left to right. The u shaped foot is made…

Used to tighten ropes supporting the mattress.

This is an empire style bed with a horse hair mattress.