Many rocking chairs from the Arts and Crafts period are big and bulky.
Many rocking chairs from the Arts and Crafts period are big and bulky. Here is a 1910 design from the Limbert Furniture Company that is a little more graceful. Most of the piece should be constructed with mortise-and-tenon joinery. The arms and rockers are really fun to make and are designed to be constructed from bent laminations.
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