George Hunzinger Rocker

From the Estate of Merv Griffin - 32 in H - 21 in W - 26.5 in D - Seat Height 15 in

George Jakob Hunzinger(American, 1835-1898)Oak "Lollipop" Platform Rockercirca 1880unmarked41 x 23 x 27 inchesProvenance:Private Collection, Florida

HUNZINGER ROCKER

Oak Platform Rocker 42"H X 23"W - Done in George Hunzinger "Lollipop" Style - Hunzinger Began Production In 1855

George Hunzinger, Rocking Chair and Side Chairincluding a spool style turned mahogany rocker with unusual steel and woven material covered strapping for the back and seat, stamped at rear seat rail an

DESCRIPTION: A platform rocker designed, mailed and retailed by the George Hunzinger Company, circa 1890. Hunzinger was among the most innovative and important of late Victorian patent furniture desig

SGND. HUNZINGER LOLLIPOP ROCKER

Lot 9 George Hunzinger German (1835-1898) Lollipop Chair wood, upholstery with upholstered seat and with a central upholstered tufted back splat 36 x 24 x 23 inches seat height: 15 inches Provenance:

George Jacob Hunzinger (German, American, 1835-1898), American Renaissance Revival highly carved walnut parlor chair, pat. 1869. Carved Swagged Crest with finials, tufted padded back. Scrolled sides,

An Attributed George Hunzinger Lollipop Chair  Late 19th Century Height 33 x width 25 x depth 22 inches. Appears in Philip Pearlstein's painting, Model with Empire State Building

Incredible and rare original Aesthetic Movement Stick-and-Ball "Lollipop" rocking chair designed by George Hunzinger, with his patented spring-loaded rocking mechanism. Apparently unmarked, circa 1870

Two George Hunzinger Carved Walnut Chairsthe first with Jenny Lind carved busts and fluted supports in later cream upholstery with brass nail head trim, marked and dated 1869 (40 x 25 x 22 in., seat h

George Hunzinger, Three Lollipop Chairslate 19th century, including a mahogany rocking chair with later woven floral upholstery with nail-head trim, front stylized cabriole legs (41 x 22 x 29 in., sea

George Jacob Hunzinger (German, American, 1835-1898), Aesthetic Movement side chair. Mahogany chair with ebonized elements. Textile covered metal webbed seat and backrest. 34.25 x 19 x 19.5 inches. Hu

Three Signed George Hunzinger, Campaign Chairseach in walnut, the first with later maroon plush upholstery, folding mechanism, and stamped to the inside left leg with an 1873 patent (30 x 27.5 x 25 in

att. George Hunzinger, Oak Morris Chair with Drop Leavescirca 1900, quarter sawn oak, later brown leather upholstery with brass nail head trim, adjustable back, each arm with drop leaves having self-l

DESCRIPTION: A late Victorian walnut "lollipop" rocking chair, attributed to George Hunzinger. Curved legs rise to a shaped seat surmounted by stick and ball carving with a central upholstered back sp

Signed on rear post "Huntinger/N.Y./Pat. March 30/1869", turned posts and arms and covered in black tufted velvet. 27" x 34" x 33 1/2" high.

Near Pair of George Hunzinger Ebonized Victorian Platform Rocking Chairs, 19th c., the back, arms and seat with creme faux leather upholstery, with iron tack decoration, H.- 39 1/2 in., W.- 26 in., D.

Signed on rear post "Huntinger/N.Y./Pat. March 30/1869", turned posts and arms and covered in black tufted velvet. 27" x 34" x 33 1/2" high.

GEORGE HUNZINGER CHAIR: Antique Victorian carved mahogany folding parlor chair with velvet upholstery at the round seat and oval backrest. No apparent marks. Approx. 35.5'' h x 18.5'' w x 19'' d.

George Hunzinger walnut parlor chair, New York circa 1870 executed in the Renaissance Revival taste, having a block and turned back and rising shaped legs, marked on rear leg, "HUNZINGER / N.Y / PAT M

GEORGE HUNZINGER 1818 ARTS & CRAFTS ROCKING CHAIR<

George Jacob Hunzinger (German-American, 1835-1898). American Victorian folding parlor chair in walnut with original upholstery. Original carved crest is missing from top of chair. "HUNZINGER PAT MAY