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Description: This is a simple oaken daybed, touched with accents of gold, its perimeter railing carved into eye-pleasing shapes. Often placed in the studies of Agatean gentlemen, a noble would often spend many hours reclining on his daybed whilst writing poetry or meditating. This particular daybed is stout and masculine, its strong lines lending way to a mattress which has been set into the frame and does not break the simple lines of its construction.
Appraise: The oaken daybed is about two and a half feet long and about two and a half feet wide. It is made of some unidentifiable material and could be placed as furniture.
Weight: about a hundred pounds
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