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Two rocking chairs I made during the summer of 2008. They are made from rough sawn white oak and finished with teak oil.
The public art project this year is these wooden rocking chairs. They are very nice, but the space between the slats make for rather disjointed images. I sat in one and found it very comfortable, although I'd probably put a cushion on the seat if I bought one.
This Indian Rocking Chair belonged to Edward V. Bridge. We have no reliable information on the origins of this unique piece, but we believe that it may have been used in his photography studio.
A view of the parlor. Bertha reuses furniture and creates different assemblages in her photographs. Here, we once again see the Eastlake style lounging sofa and the square table, covered in a different table cloth. The photograph on the table is possibly of her mother. Next to the table is another rocking chairs, this time made of wicker. A folding screen partially conceals two doorways. Bertha's portrait hangs above a bookcase, whose top holds various small objects, including a photograph of Benjamin Shambaugh. Circa 1892-1900. Shambaugh Coll MS 100
Source: State Historical Society of Iowa, Iowa City
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Two wooden rocking chairs on the porch of the Assistant Keeper's house on Thacher's Island, off the coast of Rockport, MA
A vertically-oriented photograph of the Horack parlor. The focus of the composition is a rocking chair with splint-woven seat and back, pulled up to a square table. The table holds photographs of Bertha, as well as Benjamin Shambaugh, a silver lamp, and books. Behind these furnishings is a shelf with ceramic jars and a photograph of Shambaugh's father, Frank J. Horack. The mirror above reflects the Splendid stove and upholstered rocker. Circa 1892-1900. Shambaugh Coll MS 100
Source: State Historical Society of Iowa, Iowa City
Reproductions and permissions: www.iowaculture.gov/history/research/research-centers/cop...
Collection: Caley Postcards
Filename: 9015-028-000-00066.jpg
State: Delaware
County: Kent County
City/Town: Bowers Beach
Color/BW: BW
Image Type:
Publisher: L. Kaufmann & Sons. Baltimore, MD
Stamp: 1c George Washington
Postmark year: 1913
Size: 5.5 x 3.5
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We are becoming foster parents to a new baby and I have been busy getting the room all ready to welcome this new baby in.
Miles couldn't quite figure out how to sit the right way forward in this rocking chair at my grandma's house.
***UPDATE*** 5/5/13 Scott and Katherine came in yesterday on a tightly focused mission to find a desk chair, a coffee table, and also a lounge chair. This rare bird was on that list. Cool chair for a cool desk. I like you style guys!
Adjustable base and chair back. Rollers are in great condition - chair moves with ease.
The worlds largest rocking chair in Casey IL.
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Long's Furniture World is between Edinburgh and Franklin, IN on US-31. I like how there's something "sticking out" of the top drawer.
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I made this Drum/Pallet Rocking Chair from an old pine cable drum And a pallet! As my previous career was as a mechanical design draftsman I was able to 3d model the chair and get a center of gravity that suits me.
Make this Drum/Pallet Rocking Chair for your man cave, outdoor living areas, or even an office!
I added two spring-loaded plungers on the back of the chair to prevent tipping. The cable drum measured 110cm outside diameter, and the pallet was stripped down and cut to a comfortable width. I also included a snack drawer and 2 ammunition boxes mounted to the sides in this drawing. These can hold 4 cans each with an ice container at the bottom of each to keep the cans cold. There is also storage at the rear of the seat to hold 10 more cans. Truly a party in one awesome chair!
Brilliant - a party beneath your seat!!! Now you need an awesome Coffee Table to go with this project!
oops not me ?..Emily, what are you doing in my favorite
rocking chair??? :-))
Emily is a doll I made some years ago ( I did always a lot
of crafts) as you see she is quite tall....she is made totally
from scratch body, dress, hair , long undergarments...etc
she is a very sweet doll ..the only one left ..I gave away and
sold all her siblings..:-) what a mean mother I am, right?.
I will be back by the weekend and catch up with views and
comments dear flicker friends.....CIAO - FORGET-ME-NOT