Nichols & Stone Black Lacquer Rocking Chair – Circa 1970s

This is more than a rocking chair — it's a piece of American heritage, made by one of the nation’s oldest chair makers. Nichols & Stone built their legacy on quality colonial revival furniture, and this rocker is a lovely example of that tradition — solid, soulful, and made to last. Hand-labeled and stamped at the Nichols & Stone workshop in Gardner, Massachusetts, Model 736-114 blends function and legacy in every curve.

A classic Windsor-style “Boston” rocker, it features:

• solid maple frame
• original black lacquer finish with vintage wear
• classic gold stenciling on the crest rail
• turned spindles, a carved saddle seat, and smooth, grounded rockers

At The Flourishing Atelier, we celebrate design that tells a story — and this chair speaks volumes. It’s perfect for a reading nook, nursery, sunroom, or fireside. Pair it with a soft throw or patterned cushion, and let it bring a quiet sense of history and harmony into your space.

Offered as-is.

• Maker: Nichols & Stone Co.
• Origin: Gardner, Massachusetts, USA
• Model: 736-114
• Era: Circa 1970s
• Dimensions: Approx. 41” H x 24” W x 18” D (Seat height: ~17”)
• Weight: 17 lbs.
• Condition: Very good vintage condition; minor wear consistent with age.