Four-poster bed
associated_period · stored direction: Four-poster bed → Late sixteenth century
Represents a documented historical example, not an origin date for the form.
MUSEUM / DOCUMENTED WINDOW
A historical-period node used for dated bed objects and associations around the late 1500s.
PERIOD → FORM / DIRECT GRAPH EDGE
The stored edge direction remains form → period even though this page starts from the period for discovery.
associated_period · stored direction: Four-poster bed → Late sixteenth century
Represents a documented historical example, not an origin date for the form.
MATERIAL / STYLE / MAKING CONTEXT
These are current Bed Genome classifications. They are not automatically claims about the specific historical evidence example or about what originated in this period.
RELATED / DIRECT ATLAS EDGES
Related edges remain evidence-backed or editorial-discovery exactly as stored.
associated style / OUTGOING
From Four-poster bed. This path keeps the stored assertion mode and direction.
associated region / OUTGOING
From Four-poster bed. This path keeps the stored assertion mode and direction.
has component / OUTGOING
From Four-poster bed. This path keeps the stored assertion mode and direction.
PROVENANCE
Period entity evidence and relationship evidence remain distinct even when they cite the same source.
OBJECT CATALOG / PROVENANCE FIRST
Each record is an individual museum/archive object with explicit date, form-link authority, holding, source provenance, and location semantics. Open the object catalog.
1590–1600 (constructed around 1590) / Documented object form
A monumental English four-poster bed constructed around 1590 and documented by the Victoria and Albert Museum; BEDU records the museum-supported object facts separately from broader four-poster history.
ICU / CONNECTED DISCOVERY
These links come from ICU's bounded public recommendation graph. Bed-size market scope, compatibility authority, fit geometry, history, and evidence boundaries remain unchanged.
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