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    Posted 6 years ago

    mikeigotit
    (507 items)

    Barn find, old appears to be Antique Rocking Chair Unknown Style or mfg. Look as though it might have had a Cane Bottom??? No mfg.. marks that I noticed. Any help with ID of Style or Company would be appreciated. Or direction on where to find the answer !!!

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    1. kwqd kwqd, 6 years ago
      Nice scroll work and details on the arms and details on the spindles. Is that mother of pearl inlay on the spindles?
    2. mikeigotit mikeigotit, 6 years ago
      Yes it is and a small inlay on the top.
    3. fhrjr2 fhrjr2, 6 years ago
      Unfortunately someone ruined this piece with good intentions. In picture #2 you can see where 2 screws of such have been driven into the end grain of the arms. You never do that because end grain not only splits it won't ever hold a screw or nail under normal use. The arms are tenoned in and any additional fastening should have been a dowel peg from the side and only one.
    4. mikeigotit mikeigotit, 6 years ago
      Thanks fhrjr2, how old would you say it was?? Ashamed the used screws and not dowel pegs. Some handyman who wasn't really handy with wood... lol

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