Crazy and Amazing c. 1950s Folk Art Tabletop Sewing Chair with Sparkly-Eyed Heads Everywhere! carved plaque Colored pencil on heavyweight paper

Colored pencil on heavyweight paper

I presume the name of the photographer

the house will slide a little forward and backward on the base (it sits in grooves made by folded tin on the sides) should one want to slightly adjust the distance between the couple and the front fence-- but be sure to leave them plenty of room to spin

15 1/8" l x 2 3/4" t x 1/16" thick

It is the fact of its battered surface

Crazy and Amazing c. 1950s Folk Art Tabletop Sewing Chair with Sparkly-Eyed Heads Everywhere! carved plaque Colored pencil on heavyweight paperI found this one close to home in Rowley MA and said upon spotting it, as I say again now, it's really quite a thing! 1950s or so I believe, it is a carver's folk art creation in the form of a large sewing chair (a sewing rocker, specifically!) with four posts on each side of the "arm rests" for holding spools, and another four to either side of the drawer below, which itself opens to provide space for all sorts of sewing notions. Fancy detailing to