Stevenson Bros | Rocking Horses | Antique Rocking Horses | Rocking Horse
Stevenson Brothers specialise in making some of the finest rocking horses in the world, and have become experts in the restoration of antique and contemporary rocking horses.
With specific goals to reintroduce the rocking horse as a today item and to become the premier rocking horse makers in the world, they established their rocking horse business in 1982 in an old farm shed on the family farm in Kingsnorth. Today they manufacture their very fine rocking horses in the beautiful villages of Bethersden and High Halden, in Kent. With a large showroom full of interesting new and antique rocking horses. They also have a rocking horse Hospital for rocking horses in need of attention.
New rocking horses are hand made using only the best materials and traditional craftsmanship at our own workshops. Each horse is numbered and dated on a brass plate and can be fitted with a secret locking compartment. Having made over 7,000 rocking horses they are being collected all over the world.
Stevenson Brothers also specialise in the sale and identification of antique rocking horses and have a wide range available, contact Sophie at restore@stevensonbros.com or call her on 01233 820363 for photographs and prices.
Stevenson Brothers have over the past 25 years built up a reputation for being "The finest rocking horse makers in the world" – so If you are looking for a new or used top quality rocking horse, they would be happy to deal with your enquiry, please do not hesitate to contact them by e-mail at: sales@stevensonbros.com or Phone on 01233 820 363
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If you have any suggestions or notice any anomalies on our web site please don’t hesitate to contact Tony Stevenson at tony@stevensonbros.com
It has come to our attention that our rocking horses are now being copied and many companies are importing cheap reproductions from the far east and central Europe, so it is vital to get a guarantee that the horse you end up buying is manufactured totally in the UK ...
