19th Century Yew Rocking Chair by J. Spencer

An attractive 19th century chair of yew, this has the appearance of a Windsor chair on a rocking base, with lovely tactile bentwood arms and a pierced splat. It has an incised stamp for the maker, J. Spencer, on the side of the seat.

– Decorative incised splat
– Crinoline stretcher
– Bentwood arms
– Lovely patina and deep colour
– Turned legs and arm posts
– Incised stamp “J. Spencer”, a Nottinghamshire maker
– Leather coverings to the base of the rockers

A wonderful chair to have by the fire, or in a country kitchen.

In good age related condition, the spindles are solid and the chair is sturdy. There is a repaired split to the upper splat. The rockers have thick leather runners beneath, but one has a central section missing, so that the rocking action is not as smooth as it once would have been.

Date: 19th Century
Material: Yew
Origin: Nottinghamshire, England

Seat height – 43 cm
Height – 104 cm
Width – 54 cm
Depth – 80 cm