Ulgy Platform Rocker with Elasta Seat

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aratkins
Posted by aratkins
9 years ago
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Description

Purchased a Flip Home built in 1950 and this platform rocker was found in the home.  The bottom of the seat says Elasta Seat by Acushnet Process Co. New Bedford, MA.  The chair is carved on the sides but the arms are so ugly!  Is it worth anything? Looks like it was rarely used, excellent condition, to bad its so unattractive!
Category American Furniture
Medium Looks like oak wood to me, could be walnut
Distinguishing marks Carved wood on both sides of chair, spindle back, excellent condition.
Condition Excellent
Date Period 1940-1950
History found this is a home we're renovating! Curious of date/history of this type platform rocker.
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Submitted by Lovejoy

It dates from the second quarter of the 20th century, but chairs like this in the Colonial style were made well into the 1960's, it might go for $75.00 if the cushions are in good shape.
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