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Rockingham Dining Table and Chairs

By patsylorraine, 8 November, 2008
Description

I found this beautiful Dining set at an estate sale. I paid 165.00 for it, they wanted 195.00. It is extremely heavy, and in excellent condition. I've tried to look online to find some information on this but I am just having no luck at all. I found this site and thought ok someone might know, this is made by Rockingham which is what it says on the underside of the table, also under one of the chairs I found a sticker that says Cape Cod Furniture Gift Shops, Buffalo N.Y.

I would like to know if I got a good deal and how much this may have cost new and what is is worth now. Any help would be great and any more information on this furniture I would love to know more about it.

Thankyou

Patsy L Klemens

Category
Furniture
Medium
Wood I think oak but Im not sure.
Distinguishing marks
Looks like hand painted leaves and flowers on the backs of the chairs on the top
Condition
Excellent
Size and dimensions of this item
Table is 41 in. Round. Chairs are 37 1/2 inches tall
Weight
Table is very heavy I'm going to guess over 50 lbs. Chairs are at least 15 lbs.
History
I found this at a estate sale, I dont know much about it. I've never heard of Rockingham.
Price Paid (If known)
165.00
For Sale?
No
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msaggieamy

14 years 2 months ago

Re: Rockingham Dining Table and Chairs

Have you found anything out about Rockingham? I pick up 2 chairs in good condition (need to be refinished) with 802 Rockingham 1969 underneath in the same font style as yours on both of them. I'm not having any luck figuring out if that means anything. Not sure if I should tape it off when I refinish them to keep that part in tact.

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kurious2

12 years 2 months ago

In reply to Re: Rockingham Dining Table and Chairs by msaggieamy

Re: Rockingham Dining Table and Chairs

I too have a table with 4 extensions and 6 chairs that have a longhorn shape cutout on the top of the chairs. My mother had this special made at the Dallas Furniture Company back in the early 70's or late 60's. I was told by a man that his father worked at the shop that made furniture for the company which is the Dallas Furniture Company BUT he did say that any of the furniture made by special order was a valueable piece and that it was worth a lot. He was looking for any furniture that was made so he could buy it and I wanted him to come look at mine for a possible purchase and i lost his number and name:(.

I see no one has talked about this set you have and i too have the serial numbers, different numbers but the same stamped info on the bottom of the leafs of my table too. If you have any answers, please share with me if you can or maybe the name of the appraiser I can call or write.

Thank you!

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Sherrill

10 years ago

Re: Rockingham Dining Table and Chairs

This chair was most likely made by Hale in Vermont. I purchased a solid rock maple dining room set in 1980 and I have a sticker on the bottom of one chair with the name of the company, yet on the bottom of a matching chair is printed Rockingham in the same yellow block print along with the numbers 824 737. This was not a cheap set when it was purchased.

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