R291743

1900s Wooden McKinley Oak Rocking Chair

$475

SOLD

Antique oak McKinley rocker built around 1900-1904. It features a distinct Arts & Crafts design influence combined with Victorian multi-spindled construction. These chairs were associated with the Larkin Soap Company. They were produced as highly coveted gifts given to customers or general store owners who purchased or sold a certain volume of Larkin soap products. The name "McKinley Rocker" honors U.S. President William McKinley. Fair condition with surface wear, chipping veneer, and its joints need to be reinforced.

Inventory no.

R291743

Availability

Sold

Location

Scranton warehouse

Sold as

Single

Dimensions

25.375 in. W x 36 in. H x 32.75 in. D, floor to seat 16.875 in. H

Width (in.)

25.375

Height (in.)

36

Depth (in.)

32.75

Floor to seat height (in.)

16.875

Weight

30 lb.

Composition

Oak

Color

Dark wood tone

Period

1900s

Style

Arts & Crafts, Victorian

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