Sentences with phrase «rocker chair by»

This is The Rocker chair by Ernest Race.

We were given the Fisher Price rocker chair by Stu's Grandma as she had bought it when his cousin came to visit from Australia a few years ago, it was great to use as a rocker and the vibration function was great to help Oliver sleep as a newborn, but I feel it is geared to slightly bigger babies / toddlers, he desperately tried to hit the toybar but just couldn't reach!

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The versatile Fisher Price 3 in 1 Swing»n Rocker can then continue to be used by toddlers as a comfy little rocking chair to sit in when watching TV, playing or enjoying a book.

While a regular sofa chair can work, most babies find comfort in the motion provided by a rocker glider.

Glider or rocker: You can get by without one, but a glider or rocking chair comes in very handy during all those feedings and night wakings in your baby's first year.

The collapsible rocking chairs were sold in blue, gray, green, and orange fabric supported by four metal tubes and wooden rockers at the base and are intended for outdoor use.

The double glider is a square style rocker that is guided by two rails that are located underneath the chair.

By Neha Sharma 2017-12-01T21:43:08 +00:00 July 17th, 2017 Categories: Experience Talk, My Journal, Reviews, Travel & Expedition Tags: baby, baby carrier, baby rocker, booster seat, car seat, diaper bag, ergonomic carrier, essential items, high chair, mosquito net, must have toys, stroller, toddler

Inspired by classic wingback chair design, this rocker offers lasting appeal — even after your baby is grown.

The room has an ensuite bathroom with double shower and head massages, television with two rocker reclining lounges plus table and chairs by the window.

A wooden rocking chair in ash with a white oil finish by famed British furniture maker Katie Walker is made by steam - bending a continuous band, which forms both the rocker and the chair's frame.

Kiesler's historic chairs, the Correalist Instrument and the Correalistic Rocker — designed specifically for looking at paintings in Peggy Guggenheim's gallery / museum Art of this Century in 1942 — are available for use, as is R.M. Schindler's «King Road's» series — Sofa and two Sling Chairs, designed in 1922 for his private residence in Los Angeles and later reconstructed by Donald Judd for looking at painting in one of Judd's environments in Marfa, chairs, the Correalist Instrument and the Correalistic Rocker — designed specifically for looking at paintings in Peggy Guggenheim's gallery / museum Art of this Century in 1942 — are available for use, as is R.M. Schindler's «King Road's» series — Sofa and two Sling Chairs, designed in 1922 for his private residence in Los Angeles and later reconstructed by Donald Judd for looking at painting in one of Judd's environments in Marfa, Chairs, designed in 1922 for his private residence in Los Angeles and later reconstructed by Donald Judd for looking at painting in one of Judd's environments in Marfa, Texas.

Both works by Artschwager included in the show, Table with Pink Tablecloth (1964) and Rocker (1964) were representational in that they looked like the objects they depicted: a table and a rocking chair.

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Quick question, I am thinking of reupholstering a couple of wing back chairs and an antique gooseneck rocker that belonged to my great - grandmother and was given to me by my aunt.