Bed and Trundle Bed 1935 - 1942

"Bed and Trundle Bed" (1935-1942) is a technical drawing by Jack Bochner, an architectural draughtsman. The piece depicts the design for a traditional bed with a trundle, intended for the Schenck House in Canarsie Park, built before 1773. Bochner's precise lines and meticulous annotations provide a detailed illustration of the bed's dimensions and materials, including its cherry and maple construction. This drawing is a valuable record of 18th-century furniture design and craftsmanship, offering insights into the construction of a trundle bed, a popular piece of furniture for families looking to maximize space.