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DESCRIPTION ANTIQUE CANE BACK ROCKER Age: Approximately 100+ years old. Size: 35” high x 18 ½” wide x 31” deep Composition: Hardwood Rating: 6 Comments: This rocker has a double arched back, as well as front legs, serpentine seat front and a bowed front stretcher. It has a fancy cut top on the backrest and this rocker is somewhat heavy for the size. The hand done caning has darkened with stains over the decades, and the back is still tight with a hole in the seat, as seen in our photo. The original finish has thickened and has wear, so a new one would be beneficial. The frame is structurally sound but needs joint re-gluing to tighten it up. There is a vintage glue repair on the front of one rocker, a broken stretcher on one side and a chip on the bottom of one leg where it goes into the rocker. It needs work before use or could be a decorative item in your yard or garden. Please click here for an explanation of our (1-10) Rating System. Condition Ratings Also, please feel free to email or call us if you have any further questions.

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