A rare and exceptional antique Mission or Arts & Crafts period child’s rocking chair
By Charles P. Limbert Co.
USA, Circa 1910
Measures: 17.25″W x 20″D x 20.5″H. Seat height: 8.75″. Arm height: 14″.
Very good original vintage condition.
Item no. 11574 / Charles P. Limbert Co.
Limbert Antique Mission Oak Arts & Crafts Child’s Rocking Chair, Circa 1910
$995.00
Details
Brand/Designer
Charles P. Limbert Co.
Country
USA
Era
Circa 1910
Material
Oak
Condition
Very Good
Dimensions
Width
17.25"
Depth
20"
Height
20.5"
Condition Notes
Very good original vintage condition. Normal minor surface wear expected from age and use. See photos. Shows beautifully.
1 in stock
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