An evocative 19th century child’s rocking lambing chair, beautifully shaped and rich with age and character. Traditionally used in country homes during lambing season, these small chairs allowed a child to sit safely close to the hearth while adults tended livestock. A humble yet poetic piece of rural history.

Crafted from solid mahogany, this chair features elegant, flowing sides, a gently curved back and pierced detail and a classic rocking base. The warm patina and surface wear tell a story of generations past, making it a deeply authentic antique rather than a restored reproduction.

Origin: England
Era: 19th century
Material: Solid Mahogany / varnish
Size: Height 71 cm / Width (widest point) 37 cm / Depth (from front to back of rockers) 55 cm  
Condition: Good antique condition with age-related wear, marks and patina consistent with age and use.

Equally at home as a decorative accent, collector’s piece or heirloom object, this lambing chair brings charm, warmth and historical interest to a nursery, hallway or country interior.  Original: UK