ROCKING HORSE CHAIR Early 1900, pine, in original

FOLK ART ROCKING HORSE - 19th or Early 20th Century, Pennsylvania, Camp Hill Pa., Carved Pine Rocking Horse with remnants of original paint, original metal collage elements and nail fasteners, 23.5 x

Lovely early American shaker rocking chair. Ladder back with turned back uprights, legs and stretchers. Original rush seat, appears pine with two different paint layers. Measures 24" x 16" x 31" tall

Late 19th-early 20th century, pine. Solid cut out rockers and horse head with original paint. Wear, some edge loss and missing cloth on rockers. 22"h. 38"l. 15"w.

27.5" Height 25" Width 25" Depth

Old Hickory Rocking Chaircirca 1900, retaining likely the original brown wash, the back featuring a square over arched woven panel, continuous bentwood arm and support bars, woven seat, rounded legs f

Misc. lot including early chair, stool, primitive rocking horse.

Marked on the bottom with the Stickley tag. Original finish in perfectly worn condition as expected with age. Original leather seat, early 20th centuryMeasurements: 28"L x 25.5"W x 34.5"HTransport Fee

Early rocking horse on rockers, original red paint, original saddle & harness, rockers are 46"L, horse is 26"L x 25"H, 6"Deep

with glass eyes, horse hair mane and tail and partial original leather tack, on a trestle support and turned columns, the base stamped 395 PATENTED JAN 29 1880 with metal plaque stamped F.H. AYRES/ MA

HARDEN MISSION OAK “WAVEY ARM” ROCKING CHAIREarly 20th CenturyWith slatted sides and back. Original paper label.Height 35”. Width 29.75”. Depth 30”.

Early 1900's American oak children's slat back rocker with caned seat. Measuring approx 30" tall x 20" wide. Good overall as shown, see photos. Provenance: Direct acquisition from the Bob and Anne Fel

Rare Early Original Cream Colour 1950s Eames Herman Miller Shell Rocking Chair. Dated November 27, 1957 on underside of chair. Original chair made for pregnant employees of the factory. This chair was

Ca. 1900 pine Eastlake Victorian dresser with backsplash, 25"h. 22"w. 10"d. A ladderback rocking chair with rush seat, refinished with some wear, 9" seat, 26.5"h. And a 20th century wicker basinet wit

A gorgeous Mission oak Arts & Crafts sewing rocker By Gustav Stickley USA, Circa 1900 Solid quartersawn oak, with leather seat. Measures: 17"W x 25"D x 31.25"H. Seat height: 13.75". Good original vint

A gorgeous Mission oak Arts & Crafts child's rocking chair By Gustav Stickley (partial label present on underside) USA, Circa 1900 Solid quarter sawn oak, with original brown leather seat. Measures: 1

Late 19th/early 20th century rocking horse, original paint, glass eyes, hand-carved mane, horse hair tail, leather embossed saddle, rocking horse 24 1/2" H x 33" L x 13" W. Provenance: Andover, Massac

American, 20th century. A paint decorated rocking horse in pine; ht. 14, wd. 33, dp. 13 inches. Overall good condition with original paint.

An engine and car from a very large train, both together 42Ó long, with original worn paint on both.

Ca. 1900, mixed woods. Original dapple grey paint, oil cloth saddle horse hair mane and tail, leather reins and painted red saddle blanket with floral decoration and a red base with gold decoration. S

slat sides with leather cushions 35" high, 32" wide, 28" deep has portion of the original decal early 20th century

Rocking horse with cloth saddle, real horse hair in tail and mane, some loss to bridal, saddle and various edges, paint looks early if not original. Approx. 26.25" high x 37" long x 33" wide.

American or German, late 19th century. Large size, with original dapple paint, leather saddle, and horsehair mane and tail. 54" long. (LR25)

Funky slat back rocking chair in original black paint with heavy short rockers. A true survivor piece with a forged iron strap over one back post while the rockers were completely worn after generatio

Featured in this lot is this original framed Montana photograph of horse wranglers, circa early 1900's. The photograph features two buckaroos at the back of a single column of horses through the high