A Victorian Wrought Iron Rocking Chair Attributed to RW Winfield c.1850 sub-Decorative Objects The handles were generally turned

The handles were generally turned wooden knob pulls

The Thomas Glenister Company ceased trading in the 1990s

The angular ears were originally used to suspend the vessel over the fire and the casting seams or flash lines are visible where the two halves have been molded together

The condition is fair

with some movement to the front feet though they remain sound

A Victorian Wrought Iron Rocking Chair Attributed to RW Winfield c.1850 sub-Decorative Objects The handles were generally turnedOrigin: English Period: Early Mid Victorian Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1850 60 Height: 31. 5 inches Width: 21. 75 inches Depth: 45 inches (all at extremities) In the manner of or made by RW Winfield, the wrought arm frame with elm pad arms above scrolling supports and serpentine base rails, with remains of the original rexine upholstery, the chair in attic condition. The rocking chair is unrestored and untouched. Look at this as a sculpture and not