Featured Carved Colonial Bed ?

Can anyone ID this bed? mahogany or similar hardwood.
Spanish colonial, West, East Indies?

 

Oh my, talk about ornate!!! LOVELY carving!!! I'm not that positive on the wood though!! @verybrad, @Ghopper1924 ??

 

That's a gorgeous thing, indeed.

 

Indo-Portuguese or Indo-Dutch. The two styles are closely related, because the Dutch kicked the Portuguese out of some of their Indian colonies. The craftsmen continued to manufacture similar styles for colonial use.
Ebony furniture is usually called Indo-Portuguese, the other woods Indo-Dutch. It is impossible to draw such a precise line between the two though.
Indian craftsmen also introduced the style in Java, so it could have been made there.
It is a real beauty.

 

https://www.christies.com/lotfinder...ood-four-poster-bed-19th-5042283-details.aspx

 

SE Asian Rococo Revival. Beautiful work. Hard to identify the hardwood...could be mahogany. Looks to be following mid-19th century western examples, so probably late in the 19th or early 20th centuries. WOW!!

 

Could also be South Asian, since the style originated in the Portuguese and Dutch colonies in India and Sri Lanka.

 

Holy Patootie, that's $16,292.38 US Dollars......NOT too shabby, I'd say!!!

 

Do you want it for Xmas?

 

Gee thanks, AJ, but I have my parents antique bed, bleached mahogany with carved (all 4) posts...... but plain headboard...HA!!!.....could almost think about selling for that kind of $$$!