Antique Victorian Barley Twist Platform Rocker by Hunzinger Original Spring Base #22424

Hunzinger
SKU:
22424
$875.00
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$185.00
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This exceptional Victorian platform rocker was designed and sold by George Hunzinger in the 1890s, and it features the iconic patented Hunzinger spring platform mechanism. These rockers are always in high demand and notoriously hard to find, especially in the barley twist pattern. This piece retains its original finish, showcasing a warm age patina that adds character and charm. It features a distinctive barley twist design on the arms, legs, and cross stretchers, along with turned details that highlight its elegant Victorian form. The upholstery appears to have been redone at some point and remains in great shape. Built on a strong and sturdy original frame, it is structurally sound and fully functional.
We typically offer 20–30 Hunzinger rockers each year, and they rarely last long once listed — this one is a really great piece.
Dimensions:
Width: 27"
Depth (front to back platform): 32"
Height: 41"
Features:
Original Hunzinger patented spring platform base
Distinctive barley twist design on arms, legs, and cross stretchers
Strong and sturdy original frame
Turned details and elegant Victorian form
Condition:
Original finish with warm age patina
Upholstery appears to have been redone at some point and is in great shape
Structurally sound and fully functional
Normal age-appropriate wear to the wood surface
This is a collector-worthy piece of American furniture design, combining Hunzinger’s inventive craftsmanship with rich decorative detail. Whether as a functional heirloom or a statement accent piece, it’s a beautiful addition to any space.
Shipping starts at $185 for a driveway delivery in our normal New England delivery area. Outside the normal area will incur additional delivery charges, which could increase shipping charges, especially if you're on the West Coast. Please contact us prior to purchase with your zip code to obtain a quote for additional shipping outside of New England.