Antique High Chair in Great Condition

This child's high chair is likely an antique oak piece dating from the late 1800s to early 1900s. While it may lack a prominent manufacturer's stamp, its construction and hardware provide key clues to its origin and age.Identification & Features Wood Type: The visible "tiger" or ray-like patterns suggest quarter-sawn oak, a hallmark of quality craftsmanship from that era.Hardware: Older pieces often featured hand-forged metal or original latches rather than uniform machine-made https://offerup.com/redirect/?o=cGFydHMuU3R5bGU=: The vertical slats and simple, sturdy design are characteristic of late Victorian or Arts and Crafts styles. Similar models from this period often included convertible features, though this appears to be a standard high chair

Condition

Used (normal wear)