Hunzinger? Victorian Aesthetic lollipop wavy slatted rocking chair.

DESCRIPTION: A late Victorian walnut "lollipop" rocking chair, attributed to George Hunzinger. Curved legs rise to a shaped seat surmounted by stick and ball carving with a central upholstered back sp

Incredible and rare original Aesthetic Movement Stick-and-Ball "Lollipop" rocking chair designed by George Hunzinger, with his patented spring-loaded rocking mechanism. Apparently unmarked, circa 1870

Attributed to George Hunzinger. Together with a Victorian needlepoint seat parlor chair. 2 pieces. Rocking Chair: 34 x 24 x 15 in. (86.4 x 61 x 38.1 cm.) Side Chair: 33 1/4 in. (84.5 cm.)

George Jacob Hunzinger (German, 1835-1898). Aesthetic Movement rocking chair. Circa 1876. Carved wood rocking chair with woven metal strip seat and back. Impressed mark to back right leg states "PAT A

Near Pair of George Hunzinger Ebonized Victorian Platform Rocking Chairs, 19th c., the back, arms and seat with creme faux leather upholstery, with iron tack decoration, H.- 39 1/2 in., W.- 26 in., D.

George Hunzinger, Three Lollipop Chairslate 19th century, including a mahogany rocking chair with later woven floral upholstery with nail-head trim, front stylized cabriole legs (41 x 22 x 29 in., sea

In the manner of George Hunzinger. Dimensions: H 43" x W 23" x D 28", SH 18" Condition: Previous breaks and repairs to right arm. Upholstery appears to have been replaced at some point. Overall soilin

VICTORIAN WICKER ROCKING CHAIR IN THE MANNER OF HEYWOOD-WAKEFIELDAmerican, late 19th- early 20th century. Scrolling lollipop patterns in openwork back.

A great example of well carved Eastlake style furniture, this walnut rocker has Aesthetic Movement decoration including geometric and foliage designs. Good antique condition with appropriate age and u

Lot 9 George Hunzinger German (1835-1898) Lollipop Chair wood, upholstery with upholstered seat and with a central upholstered tufted back splat 36 x 24 x 23 inches seat height: 15 inches Provenance:

Hunzinger Lollipop chair, needlepoint seat, spiral carved stretcher base, 11 carved "lollipops", one has small piece missing, chair is 19" by 19" (seat), height is 36"

HEYWOOD WAKEFIELD WICKER ROCKING CHAIR: Heywood Wakefield Victorian Wicker Rocking Chair, late 19th c., oval back with scroll supports and outstretched arms, Ornately designed wicker patterns with att

Late 19th century. Includes a George Hunzinger Aesthetic Movement chair with turned spindles, 32" high; together with a Gothic Revival chair with a elaboratley decorated round back, 31" high.

Needlepoint. 31 3/4" h x 17 1/2" w x 20 1/2" d. Seat height 16 1/2".

Needlepoint. 31 3/4" h x 17 1/2" w x 20 1/2" d. Seat height 16 1/2".

Victorian Aesthetic carved beechwood side chair, late 19th century, with floral, foliate and spindle details. [29 1/2" H x 18 3/4" W x 19 1/2" D]. Finish stripped; wear to carving and decoration; fadi

Sculptural studio-crafted cherry rocking chair with slatted back and shaped seat by Michael Neiman, 2000. Underside signed and dated.

Historically important bronze award medal from the 1893 Columbian Exposition in Chicago. Medal was awarded to Geo Hunzinger, manufacturer of artistic Victorian chairs and rockers. Medal offered togeth

Craftsman cherrywood rocking chair, "The Weeks Rocker," signed under seat Gary Weeks, Wimberley, Texas, numbered 515, dated 1999, having slatted back, wide armrests, shield-form seat, on rocker rails,

Rare Italian-made rocking chair from the 1950s. The rocking chair structure is made of wood and the seat is covered in black leather. The great comfort of the seat is given by its wavy line that allow

(lot of 2) Arts and Crafts style oak glider rocking chair and ottoman, 20th c., including: (1) Morris chair, adjustable slatted back, wide armrests, cushioned back and seat, slatted sides with pierced

A ladder back hardwood rocking chair with elaborate finials and a slatted back. Turned front legs ending in large circular, flat hand rests. The chair has what appears to be its original rush seat. Ve

Pair Art Deco Streamlined Tubular Steel Rocking Chairs. Beautiful pair of Art deco rocking chairs in yellow painted tubular steel. Circular sides with curved armrests and slatted seats and backs. Most

An Eastlake Victorian office chairLate 19th centuryAttributed to George Hunzinger, carved and veneered walnut with ebonized and gilt highlights upholstered in black tufted leather with nail head trim