This is at least 100 yr old, a man's rocker because of the shape of the left arm, so a man could put his leg over it .

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Posted 13 years ago

barbmat
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I wonder where this rocker was made. My great grandfather had it in Florida and it is over 100 yr old. The shape of the left arm makes it a man's rocker because when rocking in the chair, a man can put his leg over the rocker's arm.

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vanskyock24, 13 years ago
never heard of such a thing
fhrjr2, 13 years ago
Are you looking for the original maker or the person who did the patch job and put the metal L iron under the right arm?
barbmat, 13 years ago
yeah, that 'repair' made it stronger, but actually probably ruined it value-wise. I just wondered where it was made.....no one I know has ever seen a rocker like this. it's a very nice rocker, especially for its age, and is well used.
Crazy-Ike, 13 years ago
It's another version of a Plantation chair. This one being Canadian.
barbmat, 13 years ago
oh, wow... THANK YOU for that information!!

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