Double rocking chair

The double rocking chair is considered to be a quintessentially Finnish piece of furniture. This Biedermeier-style rocking chair was made between 1830 and 1850 by Eenokki Lindholm in Hautaa, Kylmäkoski.

Photo: Matti Kilponen, 2021.

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Double rocking chair

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