Hunzinger Lollypop Rocking Chair

An important American George Hunzinger small sized rocking chair with his well known patented rocking mechanization.
This is a very rare example of Hunzinger's rocking chair having a barrel back form and rare Lollypop back detail. The Lollypops are excellent carved rosettes. Good brown oak patina.
Hunzinger (the father of the folding chair) built an exceptional furniture enterprise in New York during Victorian times. A half century earlier, only Duncan Phyfe's enterprise could have boasted the same. Circa 1885

Reference #280
 

Width 24"
Height 33"
Depth 27"
Seat Height 15-1/2"

Miniature Six Drawer Chest

A wonderfully sized American mahogany six drawer chest supported by a shaped bracket foot base. A versatile miniature for use at a sofa or arm chair. Excellent medium brown patina.

Circa 1880

Reference #286
 

Width 14"
Height 20-3/4"
Depth 10-1/4"

Stationery / Letter Box

A choice small sized Stationery / Letter box with excellent deep brown oak wood patina. Having hand placed day and date section. Ideal for one's personal correspondence.
English, Circa 1860

Reference #290
 

Width 13
Width Open 25-1/2"
Height 12-1/2"
Depth 10-1/2"

Early Apothecary Cabinet

A most unusual find is this early Apothecary Cabinet (possibly a military campaign box). Having various drawers and compartments holding medicine bottles with original tops. Original hand held scale and weights along with other medical implements. The box has a brass fold flat campaign handle. Excellent mahogany wood figure and patina.
A few bottles with original labels: W. H. Millar – 178, Oxford Road – Reading. Several bottles are missing.
For a similar cabinet see Christies Woburn Abbey Sale Catalogue, September 2004, Lot # 841

English Circa 1760-1820. Fine quality.

Reference #285D
 

Closed: Width 11½”
Height 11¼”
Depth 8”.
Opened: Width 23”
Height 11¼”
Depth 16”.
 

Larger View
Front View
View with Box Closed
View with Box fully Opened
Scale and Implements
Several Bottles
Close up of bottle.
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