Daybed
The museum's object title is Daybed.
HISTORIC OBJECT / range
A cherry daybed in The Metropolitan Museum of Art, made in Connecticut and dated 1760–90; the object record combines Philadelphia- and Connecticut-associated craftsmanship while declining an unsupported maker attribution.
FORM LINK / AUTHORITY VISIBLE
The museum's object title is Daybed.
OBJECT FACTS
43 1/2 × 24 7/8 × 74 1/2 in. (110.5 × 63.2 × 189.2 cm)
The current BEDU source presents an unlabeled dimension triplet, so BEDU preserves published order instead of assigning width/length/height semantics that are not explicit in the retrieved record.
PLACE / ROLE-SPECIFIC
Creation/origin place, historical place, current holding, and provenance-chain locations are separate assertions. None is inferred from a generic form→region edge.
PROVENANCE CHAIN / partial
Gift of Mrs. Russell Sage, 1909.
EVIDENCE
Object fields cite the museum/archive source that supports them; BEDU does not reuse generic form evidence as object provenance.
BEDU024 / MATERIAL + MAKING
Object fields remain object authority; form taxonomy remains navigation context.
Cherry
Generic mapping: Solid wood
Unknown in current source
ICU / CONNECTED DISCOVERY
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