Art Nouveau Nursing Rocker

Location: Mission, BC Timeless elegance and history in one piece. This charming Victorian / Art Nouveau-era armless rocking chair was traditionally used as a nursing or sewing rocker, designed for comfort and gentle movement. It has been lovingly kept in our family since it was purchased new over a century ago, making it a true heirloom piece. Highlights: - Beautiful antique craftsmanship with graceful lines and classic proportions - Rich, dark wood patina developed naturally over time - Original maker’s label still present on the underside - Compact, functional design perfect for display or light use Potential Provenance: According to family history and the original label, this chair is believed to have been made by the Mackenzie Brothers factory in Kirkfield, Ontario, operated by Sir William Mackenzie (later known as the “Railway King of Canada”). While not professionally authenticated, this adds a compelling historical connection. Condition: Good antique condition with authentic age-related wear. Wood shows a beautiful aged finish and character One rocker side is loose Minor damage to the cane seat (please see photos) Disclaimer: While the chair’s label and family history strongly suggest Mackenzie Brothers origin, it has not been formally authenticated and is sold as-is based on its style, age, and documented provenance. A wonderful piece for collectors, decorators, or anyone who appreciates the quiet charm of genuine antique furniture. Dimensions: • Total Height: 33" • Seat: 17" W x 16" D (14" seat height) • Rocker Length: 29"