This is a 20th Century late Victorian striped upholstered rocking chair. The seating is comfortable and sturdy. The wood is aged and would benefit from polishing. The seat cushion and back is made of a lovely emerald and creme striped silken pattern. The seating style sits somewhat close to the ground; however the seat is of considerable height, comfort and spring. Measurements: Width (arm-to-arm): 24in. Height (floor to top of sea): 32-33in. Length (front to back of legs): 32-33in. Seat Height (floor to bottom of seat): ~17in. Seat Cushion Height: ~ 4in. Style and Period: Late Victorian As the name implies, this type of rocking chair originated in the Victorian era. These rockers are typically made of oak and manufactured for use in the home. Often, Victorian rocking chairs are upholstered using leather, silk, or wool. Victorian rocking chairs also tend to be smaller in comparison to other types of rocking chairs. Wood: Oak was the most common and preferred material for antique rocking chairs prior to and during the 1900s. Wood carving technique: Barley Twist This is a vintage item with some wear.