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Antiques! => Antique Questions Forum => Topic started by: sportybec2000 on August 25, 2009, 05:12:20 PM
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I inherited this rocking chair from a relative, and have never seen this design before. Any ideas?
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I know only what I have learned here on the forum about furniture, but my first impression was a hand made job in someone old Barn. Wonderful rustic and Folk looking chair.
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any markings at all on it?
What part of the world are you in (general) and do you know any history/background of this?
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There are no markings, stamps, indicias, etc. and I have no history on it. I have had it for 30 yrs, mostly in storage, cleaning and treating the leather occasionally. It appears to be mahogany. But I don't recognize the design... looks sorta medieval-influenced. Any input would be appreciated.
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Just a guess but it looks like it would be at home in a ranch or western type setting.
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I agree railman....the only thing that makes this really stand out different than those that I have seen in the "spiral" spindle support beam across the bottom and other parts of the chair. Very unique and finished...instead of rough like most southwestern or western type furniture.
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This little spool turned Rocker. was designed byF.H. Conant& son's of camden new york Art's & craft's time frame. auction value Hovers at $350.00 Dollars.
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Thanks for that info D&b .
Saw one here in the N.W. last year & didn't know exactly what it was .
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you better be carefull up there Joe. I read a new's report of possible Earth quake in the Washington State area. :-[
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All the more reason to have rockin' chairs , D&b !
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Guess I better get a rocking chair too, sounds like fun in the upcoming quake, might be better then the 6.2 we had a few years ago. ;D
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LOL I like the way you guys think! A rocking chair would be even more exciting than high heels in a 7.1!!!