Child's Wooden Rocking Chair with Cushion

The item is a small, child-sized wooden rocking chair, seemingly crafted from a dark-stained hardwood. Its construction appears to be traditional, utilizing turned wooden spindles for the backrest and possibly dowel joinery for the frame. The color of the wood is a medium to dark brown, displaying a visible grain pattern, indicating solid wood construction rather than veneer. The rocking chair features a slatted seat and back, with relatively thin, rounded elements forming the support structure. The rockers themselves are curved pieces of wood attached to the bottom of the chair's legs. An upholstered cushion with a ruffled trim is placed on the seat and draped over the backrest, providing comfort. The cushion appears to have a white or light-colored ruffle with a patterned or light-colored main fabric, possibly cream, beige, or white with a subtle design that is difficult to discern clearly. The visible condition suggests normal wear commensurate with age and use for a child's piece of furniture, including minor scuffs or dents typical of wood. There are no obvious signs of significant damage, repairs, or widespread issues like severe scratches or cracks. The chair's size suggests it is suitable for a toddler or young child, indicating it is likely a functional piece of nursery or children's room furniture. The style appears relatively simple and classic, possibly dating from the mid to late 20th century, given the photographic context. No manufacturer's marks or specific identifying features are visible.