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.

U.S. Patent 371758 - Oct 18, 1887

This is Hunzinger's U.S. Patent 371758. It is dated Oct 18, 1887. This is some sort of folding bed. Great to have around when family comes over.

Patent Number 624812 - May 9, 1899

This chair was patented after George Hunzinger died by his hiers. According to the patent, it was his design. This odd shaped chair has wide platform arms that fold down to the sides. The patent is dated: May 9, 1899. It is US Patent Number 624812.

Antiques by Lise Bohm

Antiques by Lise Bohm has a section for Hunzinger furniture on their website. There are many pieces of the furniture for sale there along with pictures. Most of the pieces appear to be in superb condition. Check it out here.

Hunzinger? Not so much...

This chair is listed on an antique website as being attributed to Hunzinger... I'm not convinced. Not much here that matches up with his other furniture. I won't believe it until I see a patent or a stamp for this model chair. This is part of a set listed for $9500.

Lollipop Platform Rocker

This Hunzinger platform rocker has the lollipops that are featured on several models of his chairs. The rocker is using the patented spring system. This piece is listed on eBay for starting bid of $750.

Stamped 1869 Rocker

This Hunzinger rocker is stamped: Mar 30, 1869. This date is for the 88297 patent. This uses conventional rockers with the cross brace for the legs. Starting bid on eBay $500. Buy it now price $950.