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DISCOVER THE REVOLUTIONARY BEAUTY OF ETHAN ALLEN BEDS

Ideal for anyone who craves an antique bed without the squeaks and creaks that frequently accompany them, Ethan Allen beds are newly manufactured gems that mimic traditional relics to a tee. From vintage Ethan Allen sleigh beds to Ethan Allen four-poster beds, there is virtually no traditional style the brand hasn’t given a redux. But who exactly was Ethan Allen? How does Ethan Allen compare to equally storied brands like Kittinger? And are vintage Ethan Allen beds worth their lofty price tags? To help shed light on Ethan Allen beds and Ethan Allen as a brand, we’re answering some of the most frequently asked questions, below. Read on to find out more!

Who Is Ethan Allen?

Ethan Allen furniture takes its name from storied Revolutionary War soldier and frontiersman, Ethan Allen. The brand was originally founded in 1932 in New York as Baumritter Co.. For the first seven years, the founders Theodore Baumritter and Nathan Ancell primarily sold housewares. Gradually, the duo came to notice a trend. Americans, still reeling from the impacts of the Great Depression, were more inclined to invest money on large-ticket items like furniture rather than small housewares. Equipped with this knowledge, Baumritter and Ancell set out to create the brand’s first furniture collection.

In 1939 the brand unveiled its debut collection and also adopted the name Ethan Allen, a name that the founders believed played up the brand’s early Americana style. Among Ethan Allen’s early keystone collections was the Circa 1776 collection. Consisting of pieces that could be considered historical replicas, the Circa 1776 collection included pieces such as Federalist drop-leaf tables, spindle poster beds, and Windsor dining chairs. Every piece was meticulously constructed of rich golden maple wood, making it easy to mix and match pieces for a customized look.