Late Antique Furniture

ANTIQUE Eastlake CARVED Solid Oak PLATFORM ROCKER c. Late 1800-early1900's

ANTIQUE Eastlake CARVED Solid Oak PLATFORM ROCKER c. Late 1800-early1900's
ANTIQUE Eastlake CARVED Solid Oak PLATFORM ROCKER c. Late 1800-early1900's
ANTIQUE Eastlake CARVED Solid Oak PLATFORM ROCKER c. Late 1800-early1900's
ANTIQUE Eastlake CARVED Solid Oak PLATFORM ROCKER c. Late 1800-early1900's
ANTIQUE Eastlake CARVED Solid Oak PLATFORM ROCKER c. Late 1800-early1900's
ANTIQUE Eastlake CARVED Solid Oak PLATFORM ROCKER c. Late 1800-early1900's
ANTIQUE Eastlake CARVED Solid Oak PLATFORM ROCKER c. Late 1800-early1900's
ANTIQUE Eastlake CARVED Solid Oak PLATFORM ROCKER c. Late 1800-early1900's

ANTIQUE Eastlake CARVED Solid Oak PLATFORM ROCKER c. Late 1800-early1900's

I believe this platform rocker to be an Eastlake and to be oak(could be walnut based on stain used at the time) and vintage late 1800's or early 1900's as I'm no expert on these things. This belonged to my elderly neighbor (who passed) and I was going to re-upholster it. I have ivory brocade fabric as seen in the photos for this purpose and the chair is in tack with it's springs and coils. The wood is in fine condition for it's age as simply needs a new back and seat.

Mouse over for a closer look. This will have to be locally picked up in Venice Florida.

The item "ANTIQUE Eastlake CARVED Solid Oak PLATFORM ROCKER c. Late 1800-early1900's" is in sale since Thursday, August 5, 2021. This item is in the category "Antiques\Furniture\Chairs". The seller is "lancer43" and is located in Venice, Florida. This item can't be shipped, the buyer must pick up the item.

  • Style: Eastlake
  • Item Height: unknown
  • Item Width: unknown
  • Material: Unknown
  • Region of Origin: America
  • Sub-Style: American
  • Type: Rocking Chair
  • Features: Upholstered
  • Color: Medium Wood Tone
  • Item Length: unknown
  • Original/Licensed Reproduction: Original
  • Time Period Manufactured: 1800-1899


ANTIQUE Eastlake CARVED Solid Oak PLATFORM ROCKER c. Late 1800-early1900's