Platform Rocker Value and Identification

We have an old family platform rocker. The rocker has claw feet and what looks like a gooseneck design on the arms, but there is no goose head. We would like to know an approximate value, but more importantly when would this chair have been made and who might the manufacturer have been. We are in MS and as far as I know, our great-grandmother was likely the original purchaser and she lived in MS as well.

 

1. Welcome and 2. hard to say. It's American and if I were taking a blind guess I'd say 1930s or barely post-WWII. We normally don't do values in here, but platform rockers don't for much locally if you can move them at all. That may vary based on location.

 

nice original needlework...!

 

@verybrad

 

@i need help , love your new Jetson's avatar. What was her name again?

 

Bots and masks, what is this forum coming to?

 

Late Victorian. 1890 or so. Unfortunately, little value right now. In my Midwest neck of the woods, you would be lucky to get even $50.00 at retail.

 

How would i know you are not bots!
Yeah, I am goin with Brad on this one.

 

Agree with late Victorian. One at a local estate sale was being passed by at $30.00 a few weeks ago.

 

to bad....cuz it looks comfy as all get out !
Nice drop leaf table also.......