What? I bought a bed last year. It’s solid wood, only the bottom of the under-bed-drawers being some kind of glued material. And it wasn’t even some super high-end thing, including the drawers, I paid just below 1000 € for it.

When searching for a bed to buy (as I wanted solid wood), I even found many stores specializing in solid wood furniture.

> Real solid furniture is nearly impossibly to find new.

No, it’s just become very expensive.

Easily? Can be made easily available, but it's not like everything published has been well preserved or is publicly available.

There are multiple ongoing efforts to find or sometimes recreate media which has been lost to time, including media which was originally published only digitally. The difference is that I can make new furniture which looks similar to or even indistinguishable to older pieces, but it becomes quite difficult (essentially impossible) to recreate for example, early episodes of Doctor Who. In general, I'd have to say it's irresponsible to not at least look to see if someone else has a good quality digital copy first - surprisingly often, they do not.