Antique Primitive 19th c. Child's Windsor Rocking Chair Painted Stencil Victorian Farmhouse

Wonderful antique child's rocking chair dating to approximately 1890–1915, featuring its original black ebonized finish with attractive gold pinstriping and hand-painted decorative accents. Constructed of hardwood with turned spindles, shaped crest rail, and curved rockers, this charming nursery rocker is an excellent example of late Victorian to early Colonial Revival furniture.

The chair displays beautifully with its original painted surface, showing honest wear, scattered paint loss, scratches, and other age-related imperfections that contribute to its authentic antique character. The original gold striping and decorative painted details remain visible throughout, making it an especially attractive display piece for a nursery, doll or teddy bear collection, farmhouse, or primitive décor.

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Measures roughly 16 inches deep to the back rocker rail 20 inches tall overall and the seat measures about 11 inches deep by 12 inches wide

Measures approximately 9 inches tall to the top of the seat and 14 inches tall to the top of the side rails