Hunzinger Chair - Stamped

This stamped chair is listing on eBay for $1500. It looks to be in perfect condition and has a stamp.

Hunzinger Tilt-Top Game Table

Listing on eBay starting at $200. Sellers estimate: $2000. I'll try to update after sale.

U.S. Patent No. 522014

This is the Hunzinger patent for the game table. Patent granted on: June 26, 1894.

U.S. Patent No. 584132

Hunzinger patented this lounge chair on June 8, 1879.

Hunzinger Lollipop Platform Rocker

Although I am not a big fan of the lollipop style chair, I find this one exquisite. It is a platform rocker with a paper Hunzinger label. It is listing on eBay right now for $750.

Hunzinger?

People on ebay will list just about any Victorian era piece with a spindle as being a Hunzinger. Although this chair is quite nice, it really doesn't have any distintive style that would indicate it being crafted by Geo. Hunzinger. It listed on eBay for $150, but did not sell.

Hunzingerish...

This rocker seems to have a lot of Hunzinger style, but is missing a few things. It does not use the patented spring system. It does not have castor wheels found on nearly every platform rocker I have seen. Finally, it does not have a Hunzinger stamp or paper lable. It went on auction for $89, but did not sell.

Hunzinger on sale for $51 bucks

This nice rocker is going for $51 bucks on eBay right now. Snatch it up!

Update:
This chair ended up selling for $381.

Hunzinger Tall Lollipop

I've never seen one like this. A lollipop with a tall back. Very, very, cool.

High Dollar Hunzinger

This Hunzinger chair is in perfect condition. At auction it started at $2500. I didn't get final price.

Hunzinger Game Table

This Hunzinger game table appears to have been repaired a few times and the wood re-finished, but it does have a stamp in great condition.

Lollipop Platform Rocker

Yet another lollipop rocker... i really don't like these, but evidently they were pretty popular.

Set of Eastlake Chairs

These Eastlake Chairs are from the same period as Hunzinger. Very nice set...

Just plain sweet....

Totally Awesome Platform Rocker

This totally awesome platform rocker recently sold on eBay for $200 bucks. The really ugly upholstery probably brought it down in price.

Hunzinger Chair & Platform Rocker

Pepsi Addict sent us pictures of a matching Hunzinger chair and platform rocker. They have been passed down through the familly from her great, great, great, grandfather. Although neither the rocker or chair has a stamp, they are both obviously of Hunzinger design. One interesting thing about the chair is the claw-feet. It matches those of several other pieces we have found including this bench that I thought might be a Merklen.

Faux Bamboo Rocker

This rocker by Hunzinger is in the faux bamboo style. This model can be seen in the advertisment posted yesterday.

Advertisement

This is an advertisement for Hunzinger furniture. This particular image was probably scanned from Harwood's book.

Hunzinger Mirror?

This is the first mirror I have ever seen attributed to Hunzinger. Obviously no stamp. It does have cute little turnings though....

Hunzinger "Styled" Rocker

No stamp on this rocker, but it is definitly similar to other pieces by Hunzinger. The only thing I would question is the placement of the cross-brace. In this piece, the cross-brace appears to be there just for looks & to hold up the arm rests as opposed to being the front legs of the chair.

Hunzinger Stool?

This really cool stool was listed on eBay as being made by Hunzinger. No stamp was noted or any other documentation provided. Regardless of it's origin, it is a very nice piece.

Hunzinger Platform Rocker

This platform rocker based on the 1876 patent looks to be in prime condition. It was listed on eBay with these pictures:

Reclining Chair - 1866 Patent

This is a great peice on eBay and a perfect example of how not to upholster your fine 140 year-old antique Hunzinger folding chair. That patern looks like a cross between a lawn chair from Lowes and a needlepoint of letuce and rotten tomatos. I'll try to update this in a day or so with the sale price.

Lollipop Rocker

This must have been one of his most well liked designs for rockers and chairs. This one is advertized as being constructed of maple.

US Patent 30823 - Dec 4, 1860

One of Hunzinger's earliest patents is for this extension table. US Patent 30823 - Dec 4, 1860.