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    Posted 5 years ago

    Walburn
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    Does anyone recognize this furniture sticker? I found one "Sterling Home Wallace" but could only find one item and not even close. This is on a child's birdseye maple rocker with a caned seat. I find it hard to resist rocking chairs and a small one fills the bill at my place. Any help is appreciated in detecting the manufacture on this sticker.

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    1. fhrjr2 fhrjr2, 5 years ago
      How did you come up with Sterling Home Wallace from that partial sticker? More pictures of the entire chair and joinery would be of great help.
    2. Walburn Walburn, 5 years ago
      Hi. I have added photos of the chair entire and the bottom.
    3. fhrjr2 fhrjr2, 5 years ago
      I would think this was made in up state NY from the looks. I doubt it is an antique just yet and while you didn't give dimensions it looks wrong for a child's rocker. It looks more like a fireside nursing rocker. A nursing rocker is built very low and has a seat much wider and deeper than a child's seat would be. A child's rocker is built so when sitting with their back against the back of the chair their feet touch or almost touch the floor.

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