Amish Heritage Colonial New England Windsor Rocking Chair - SKU#3840-R
The Rocking Chair is believed to be an original American invention of the late 18th Century, and has evolved considerably throughout time, resulting in today's broad range of rockers, glider-rockers, and swivel-rockers. Each of the lasting innovations in rocking chair design was initially driven by the demands of increased comfort and/or improved style.
This Colonial Style New England Arm Rocking Chair is a true heirloom quality piece, and an adaption inspired by original pieces made in both Connecticut and Rhode Island during the late eighteenth century. The continuous back/arm bending is the trademark of this particular rocking chair style.
Like its' Early American prototypes, this rocking chair features an adaption of our regular Windsor Chair legs, and the addition of balanced and exceptionally smooth-rocking runners. By using 100% premium American hardwood components combined with modern glues and a range of quality finishes (see thumbnails above) it actually surpasses the beauty and durability of the original rocking chairs that it evolved from.
This Heirloom Quality New England Windsor Rocking Chair Will Make A Most Graceful Addition to Your Favorite Room And Will Become One Of Your Most Used And Loved Chairs!
The original Early American rocking chairs were built to last by caring men who thoroughly understood their tools, materials and craft. Today, our dedicated Mennonite & Amish furniture makers undergo a long apprenticeship to develop keen eyes and skilled hands, and these expert craftsmen enjoy building Your legacy quality chairs with the same unhurried care - providing you with exceptional furniture and outstanding value.
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Amish Heritage Windsor Rocking Chairs
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