Art Nouveau "Railway King" Attributed Nursing Rocker

Location: Mission, BC Timeless elegance. This beautiful Art Nouveau/Victorian-era armless rocking chair was historically used as a "nursing" or "sewing" rocker. This piece has been in our family since it was purchased new over a century ago. Potential Historical Provenance: The chair features an original maker’s label on the underside. Based on family history, it is believed to be a product of the Mackenzie Brothers factory, a business operated by Sir William Mackenzie (the "Railway King of Canada") in Kirkfield, Ontario, before his rise to fame. Dimensions: • Total Height: 33" • Seat: 17" W x 16" D (14" seat height) • Rocker Length: 29" Condition: Good antique condition with character-building wear. The wood has a lovely dark patina. The rocker is loose on one side, and there is a small amount of damage to the cane seat (as seen in photos). Disclaimer: While family history and the label strongly suggest this chair was made by the Mackenzie Brothers of Kirkfield, its exact maker has not been professionally authenticated. It is sold "as-is" based on its era, style, and known family records.