A 19th Century rocker the traditional Salem style, developed in New England, is a variation with a lower back than the Boston Rocker, light straight spindles and a heavier top rail scroll. This rocker has black paint, gold accents and a stencil on the head rest of a sprig of flowers. It appears to be constructed of oak (showing through patches of worn areas). There is an overall "crazing" giving a bumpy feel overall. Measures apprx 40"H x 21"W x 30"D, unsigned or marked.
150/250 Sold $92.00
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