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Furniture1 of 14272Circa 1910 Stickley Oak Partners DeskA little 1850's/60's Jenny Lind eye candy.
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    Posted 11 months ago

    Kindawierd
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    Hello. I need help identifying this rocking chair. I would also love to find any pictures of this chair either restored or in some better shape than mine as I would love to have mine restored or brought to better condition!! Thank you for any help!!!

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    1. PhilDMorris PhilDMorris, 11 months ago
      Its like a North Wind chair. There are many varieties of this chair around as many furniture manufacturers had their resident carver. Sometimes they are called Old Man of the North chairs, but rarely. The oldest of these kind of chairs and tables were probably made in Georgian Ireland in the 1760's although most like yours were made in Victorian times and early 1900's in North America. Look up images of North Wind chair. Finding the actual company would be like winning a lottery on this one as 99% of manufacturers left no records at all !~
    2. AmusedMedley AmusedMedley, 11 months ago
      Wow! Great find! Really, really nice!
    3. shareurpassion shareurpassion, 11 months ago
      Great info Phil!!! Cool chair!

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