This pair of rockers have been on Mount Monadnock for well over 140 years.
The frame had a broken stringer which I sent out for repair.
Below shows the pieces returned and the frames inspected & ready for upholstery restoration.
I sure try to keep modern materials away from these classics.
I start with traditional burlap webbing. Set just right.
And then a coat of heavy burlap.
The owner chose an in stock soft green upholstery fabric from my fabric library.
All the original horse hair saved & reset.
Then a coat of fresh natural cotton.
And then a liner set on top of the stuffings.
And another coat on top of the liner. & the base seats are ready for final fabric.
And fresh stuffings for the inside back.
And the best dust cover material money can buy.
With a matching gimp ordered to set clean.
These old timers are in great shape for their age.
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