Beautiful 19thC Shaker "Style" Rocking Chair with Original Splint Seat

Just because its not a Shaker chair does not mean it not beautiful, desirable or collectable. Its just not Shaker. But the design may still be beautiful, it has still withstood the test of time, and their may even be something unique about it that makes it special. The chair offered here we believe is one such chair. This chair is almost indistinguishable from a Shaker No. 5 Production Rocking Chair. We believe it is either from the Enterprise Chair Mfg. Co. or E.H. Mahoney Company of Boston, MA , both of which made similar imitation Shaker rocking chairs. Same rocker style cut into posts the same way. Same vase turning on the front post between the seat and arms. Curved arms which end with mushroom cap posts. It even has the classic Shaker acorn pommels. But if you look really closely you will notice that the pommels are more elongated than the Shaker variety.  What is really special about this chair is the original intact splint seat.  Find another one of those from the 1800s.  Additionally, it has amazing patina and is very sturdy and a nice size.  Please contact us for additional pictures or with any questions.  Better yet arrange a visit and see the chair yourself.