Vintage Colonial Revival Wooden Child's Rocking Chair

Description : This vintage wooden rocking chair features a shaped crest rail, decorative center splat, turned stretchers, and gracefully curved armrests. Constructed from solid hardwood with a warm medium-brown finish, the chair reflects traditional Colonial Revival styling commonly found in American homes during the mid-20th century. Its compact proportions suggest it was made for a child, making it a charming addition to a nursery, playroom, historic home, or decorative furniture collection. The chair shows age-appropriate wear that adds character while remaining functional and visually appealing.

Era
Mid-20th Century, circa 1940s–1960s.

Style
Colonial Revival / Early American.

Technique
Solid wood construction with turned spindle elements, shaped back splat, steam-bent rockers, and stained finish.

Tools Used
Lathe, spindle shaper, hand planes, carving tools, steam bending equipment, clamps, and finishing brushes.

History
Colonial Revival furniture became highly popular in America during the first half of the 20th century. Child-sized rocking chairs were often produced as functional nursery furniture and family heirlooms modeled after full-size Early American seating.

Manufacturer / Maker
Maker: Unknown. Possible regional American furniture manufacturer producing Colonial Revival furniture during the mid-20th century.

Measurements
25" W x 39 ¼" H x 31" D

Suggested Weight
18 lbs.

Suggested Shipping Package Dimension
30" W x 36" D x 44" H

Music
Traditional American Folk or Appalachian String Band Music.

Item Number : P16927

Category : Rocking Chair

Brand : Unknown. Possible regional American furniture manufacturer producing Colonial Revival furniture during the mid-20th century.