An elm cradle, Scottish, early 19th century
with tapered sides and domed hood with applied roundels, the slatted base with moulded edge, on rockers -- 34in. (87cm.) long See Illustration
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This cradle belongs to the largest group of cradles made in Scotland from the 18th to the 20th century, although unusually this example has a kerfed hood, instead of a bentwood hood.
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