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Posted 1 year ago
Kate2Kath
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I picked this childrens rocking chair up at a yard sale more than 30 years ago. It's solid wood with spindles and the wooden seat has been repaired from a through and through crack. I can't tell if the Scotty Dog image on the top was a childs sticker or a painted emblem. My children are grown and now my granddaughter rocks in it when she visits and I hope to see her daughters or sons rocking in it in the future. Can anyone give me an idea of age, manufacturer etc. Thanks for any info I can get. Kate
Rocking ChairsIt’s hard to find a more American piece of furniture than the rocking chair…
Kate, can you get better pictures? You have the light behind the image, it should be the opposite. Lighting behind you as you take the pic. Also a picture of the underside of the seat where the wood is unfinished, regardless of repairs.
You're so right about the light and I knew that when I took these, I was hopeing they'd turn out anyways! So.... more shots tomorrow when it's light again! Thanks fhrjr2!