Vintage Pressed-Back Rocking Chair With Green Man Crest

Up for grabs is this stunning vintage pressed-back rocking chair, a piece steeped in late 19th to early 20th-century charm (circa 1890–1910). Crafted in the Colonial Revival or Victorian Eastlake style, this chair features a beautifully detailed crest rail with a pressed Green Man motif—a classic foliate design depicting a face emerging from swirling leaves and vines, symbolizing nature and rebirth. The hardwood frame, likely Red Oak, showcases turned spindles, slatted arms, and a sturdy plank seat with a rich patina from years of use. Measuring 38” high, 25” wide, and 18” deep, and weighing 17.4 lbs, this chair is in good condition with no major cracks or missing parts, though it does show natural wear consistent with its age. Perfect for adding a touch of antique elegance to your home, porch, or garden, this rocker blends historical appeal with functional comfort. Ideal for collectors or anyone looking to furnish with character. Priced at $200—comparable pieces with similar detailing range from $400–$800. Local pickup preferred, but shipping can be arranged at buyer’s expense. Feel free to message with questions or to arrange a viewing!

Condition

Used (normal wear)

Color

Brown

Type

Wood

Original Or Reproduction

Antique original