antique peg rocker

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Posted by Deneesa
12 years ago
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I have an antique rocker that is made with pegs - no nails whatsoever.  It is in very good condition and very solid.  I am not sure if this is considered "Mission" furniture, or what.  I have been told it was from the 1800s and came from an old church in West Virginia.  That is all I know about history and can not verify that information.   Any idea you can give to me about its value will be greatly appreciated
Category American Furniture
Medium wood
Distinguishing marks made from pegs - no nails
Condition Excellent
Date Period early 1800s?
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Submitted by Lovejoy

Yes, it's based on the Mission Style and dates from the first quarter of the 20th century. Values vary for them depending on the maker's mark. Unmarked examples like this one often sell for less than $150.00 at auction.
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