Manhattan - Rocking Chairs

Double rocking chair by Sam Maloof, circa 1980's signed Sam Maloof f.A.C.C./©, dated 1988 and numbered No. 9. Literature Jo Lauria, Craft in America: ...

Vintage hickory wood rocking chair from the Old Hickory Company of Martinsville, Indiana. The seat and back are hand woven in the traditional open cane work style. This Adirondack ch...

Mario Scheichenbauer (born 1972) is an Austrian designer recognized for his playful, experimental approach to furniture and product design, often blending humor, craftsmanship, and c...

An exceptionally rare and historically important "Cadeira de Embalo" (Rocking Chair) designed by Joaquim Tenreiro in 1948—one of the earliest and most celebrated seating designs crea...

Museum quality adnet rocking chairs with perfect patina, the skis of the rockers are pristine due to having been wrapped for use by the previous owner decades ago. These chairs are u...

An innovative cabinet maker, George Hunzinger was born in Tuttlingen, Germany, to a family of furniture makers dating back to the 17th century. After immigrating to America he establ...

This rocking chair was one of the first pieces produced by Joaquim Tenreiro (1906-1992) when his Langenbach & Tenreiro store opened in 1947. Far beyond a designer and artist, Te...

This striking mid-century modernist tubular chrome rocking chair, crafted in America circa 1970, is a study in innovative design and sleek...

This Brazilian modern rocking chair and ottoman set dates to the 1960s and reflects the refined craftsmanship associated with mid-century production from the Liceu de Artes e Ofícios...

A masterful exercise in economy and material intelligence, this bentwood rocking chair by Moveis Cimo (c. 1950s) exemplifies mid-century Brazilian approaches to seating, where struct...

This rocking chair by Liceu de Artes e Ofícios is a strong example of Brazilian modern design from the 1960s. The chair is constructed with a solid rosewood frame and features a susp...

A sculptural Brazilian Modern rocking chair by Carlo Hauner, designed in the 1950s with a rare balance of architectural clarity, relaxed comfort, and understated luxury. The slender...

Iconic Clam chair designed by Arnold Madsen for Madsen & Schubell in Denmark in 1944, extra rare in the rocking version. Vintage original armchair produced in the 40's in Denmark. Ov...

A Rare Italian MId-Century Modern Rocking Chair or Lounge Chair Attributed to Gae Aulenti. The chair is an original piece of 1960's midcentury design and possesses a strong organic m...

This mid-century ottoman by Liceu de Artes e Ofícios is crafted in solid rosewood and upholstered in its original black leather, which remains in good condition for its age. The piec...

Produced by Cimo in Brazil during the 1950s, this pair of rocking chairs reflects the manufacturer’s disciplined approach to bentwood construction and mid-century Brazilian modernism...

Departing from the material vocabulary typically associated with Brazilian modernism, this rocking chair is conceived in metal and acrylic—an exploration of line, transparency, and s...

Pascal Mourgue rocking chair with a stained birch frame. Frame is well constructed.

Race Horse #44 Berkus. Rocking Race horse in oak, shedua, and rosewood. Designed and made in Pamela Weir-Quiton, USA, 1971.

Unicorn Rocker in maple, ebony, purpleheart, harewood, and zebrawood. Designed and made by Pamela Weir-Quiton, USA, 1971.