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Posting for 8+ monthsHandmade 1980s piebald rocking horse
Crystal Palace, London
£150
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- 3 hours ago
Description
A truly charming and unique piece, this solid oak rocking horse was handmade in the 1980s by a skilled grandfather for his grandchildren. Every curve, joint, and detail was shaped with care, resulting in a rocking horse that is not only beautiful but built to last for generations.
Painted in a classic white piebald design with soft black markings, this horse has a warm, nostalgic character that instantly evokes childhood memories. Its solid oak frame provides a satisfying weight and stability, giving a smooth and secure rocking motion.
Perfect for:
A treasured gift for a child or grandchild
A nostalgic statement piece in a nursery or playroom
A decorative focal point in a country cottage, period home, or vintage-inspired interior
Features:
Handmade in the 1980s – one-of-a-kind craftsmanship
Solid oak construction – far superior to mass-produced rocking horses
White piebald painted finish with black detailing
Sturdy, well-balanced design for a gentle rocking motion
Timeless heirloom with heart, history, and charm
A wonderful combination of practicality and sentiment, this rocking horse is ready to be enjoyed now and cherished for decades to come.
Price: £150 (open to sensible offers)
Collection preferred due to size and weight, but local delivery may be possible by arrangement.
Ad ID: 1502036182
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