No. 6 MT. LEBANON ROCKER A No. 6 Shaker rocker from the Mt. Lebanon NY Shaker community. Retaped seat. In excellent condition, no repairs. Good wear on arms and lower front stretcher. ca. 1875  

THE SHAKER QUARTERLY- 1962 Hard to find complete 1962 copies of The Shaker Quarterly published at Sabbathday Lake, Maine. Excellent condition. The second year of publication. Includes articles on Mother Ann's journey, complete death list of North Union, Ohio community (1827-1888), Shaker poplar goods, home notes from Sabbathday Lake and Canterbury, etc.  

THE SHAKER QUARTERLY_1961 A valuable addition to the Shaker collectors library. Hard to find two volumes (summer and winter -1961) of the Shaker Quarterly published by the Sabbathday Lake community. First year of publication. Excellent condition. Includes a photo essay of Sabbathday Lake,a memoriam to Brother Delmar Wilson, a complete register of deaths at the Alfred , Maine community, etc  

Shaker Rocker-Mt. Lebanon An early Shaker rocker from Mt. Lebanon, made for use in the community-about 1830. Probably an eldress rocker. The arms have been lowered slightly-reason unknown. Seat has been re-taped. In very good condition. Chair was found in the Enfield, NH community although it was made in Mt. Lebanon, NY  

Shaker Rocker A Shaker rocker from the North Family, Mt. Lebanon. Ash splint seat. ca. 1830. Chair was a gift from a sister in the Mt. Lebanon to a close relative and has never been on the market. A repair to th lower left front post but otherwise in excellent condition.  

Shaker Sidechair-ca. 1830 A Mt. Lebanon sidechair, ca.1830-50 with original untouched finish. Seat has been re-taped. A very nice early authentic chair at a reasonable price. No repairs  

Shaker Basket Shaker egg gathering basket, 19th century, probably Sabbathday Lake. Excellent condition, has nice patina. 6 inches deep  

No.3 Shaker Armed Rocker No. 3 armed rocker from Mt. Lebanon, NY Shaker community. This is a so-called transitional rocker, c.1870. The posts are the early thin construction and the arms are the early "swallow-tail design. Pommels are large as used on the larger transitional rockers. The seat has been taped over the original with a matching red and black wool tape. Excellent overall condition.  

Shaker Boudoir Chair Excellent original condition. Mt. Lebanon, ca. 1930.Shaker decal on left rear post. Retaped in black and blue narrow wool twill. These were also called dressing chairs and are somewhat rare. A desirable chair for both collector and first time buyer. Seat is 17 inches high, 25 inches to the top of the back rail. Seat is 17 x 13 inches.