Grandmas chair hi-res stock photography and images

grandmas old fashion chair and bed in her room Stock Photo

RFKF5XM1–grandmas old fashion chair and bed in her room

Cozy chair with welcoming pillow and doll at Grandmas house Stock Photo

RF2M4XXRA–Cozy chair with welcoming pillow and doll at Grandmas house

RM2H3C6TR–senior hands touching

My grandma's house is being renovated so she is packing up her house furniture, like pots, buckets, pans etc Stock Photo

RF2R71H8C–My grandma's house is being renovated so she is packing up her house furniture, like pots, buckets, pans etc

At Ebenezer Lutheran church in Chicago, Illinois. Stock Photo

RFMYCMH3–At Ebenezer Lutheran church in Chicago, Illinois.

There is a good connection with wireless internet, even in grandma's house. Debica, Poland Stock Photo

RFER4T8X–There is a good connection with wireless internet, even in grandma's house. Debica, Poland

Grandmas place-- Bentwood rocking chair in flower garden with a woven basket full of fresh fruit and fresh cut flowers Stock Photo

RMA8H9F0–Grandmas place-- Bentwood rocking chair in flower garden with a woven basket full of fresh fruit and fresh cut flowers

Smiling grandmother with granddaughter and dog on deckchair in garden Stock Photo

RFPXR7HY–Smiling grandmother with granddaughter and dog on deckchair in garden

RFH2NHGF–Grandma's Fat Cat

Knutsford, UK. 22nd July, 2015. Grandma's chair on The posh shed company stand at the RHS Flower Show Tatton Park. Credit: Keith Larby/Alamy Live News Stock Photo

RMEY5FRM–Knutsford, UK. 22nd July, 2015. Grandma's chair on The posh shed company stand at the RHS Flower Show Tatton Park. Credit: Keith Larby/Alamy Live News

Yellow, black, and white card, depicting an old woman, wearing Edwardian clothing, sitting in a chair and knitting, text at right explain's 'Grandma's' pro-suffrage position, pointing out that suffrage enables 'laundrymen and canners' to work, part of a set captioned 'The Suffrage Family, ' published for the American market, 1917. () Stock Photo

RMPF9W02–Yellow, black, and white card, depicting an old woman, wearing Edwardian clothing, sitting in a chair and knitting, text at right explain's 'Grandma's' pro-suffrage position, pointing out that suffrage enables 'laundrymen and canners' to work, part of a set captioned 'The Suffrage Family, ' published for the American market, 1917. ()

Happy young girl sitting with her mature grandmother and grandfather outside. Stock Photo

RFPWKPX7–Happy young girl sitting with her mature grandmother and grandfather outside.

Grandmother sitting in chair, holding book, smiling up at teen granddaughter standing nearby Stock Photo

RFB5DT6D–Grandmother sitting in chair, holding book, smiling up at teen granddaughter standing nearby

Woman sitting and reading newspaper Stock Photo

RMBCKXTE–Woman sitting and reading newspaper

Bicycle, wooden box, writing, city farming, modern food sale Stock Photo

RMWW6271–Bicycle, wooden box, writing, city farming, modern food sale

Grandmother, mother and children having breakfast Stock Photo

RFAWPNA2–Grandmother, mother and children having breakfast

Lake of the Woods Ontario Canada Stock Photo

RFA08APN–Lake of the Woods Ontario Canada

Family unloading beach material out of trunk of car Stock Photo

RFABEJDN–Family unloading beach material out of trunk of car

Front view of grandmother holding a baby Stock Photo

RFAKJ83T–Front view of grandmother holding a baby

Sheet music cover image of the song 'Grandma's Old Arm Chair (Known as Granny's Old Arm Chair)', with original authorship notes reading 'Composed by Frank B Carr, America's Motto Vocalist', United States, 1880. The publisher is listed as 'White, Smith and Company, 516 Washington Street', the form of composition is 'strophic with chorus', the instrumentation is 'piano and voice', the first line reads 'My Granny, do you see, at the age of eighty three, one day was taken ill and soon she died', and the illustration artist is listed as 'White and Piplar Lith. Boston'. Stock Photo

RMHJWGPW–Sheet music cover image of the song 'Grandma's Old Arm Chair (Known as Granny's Old Arm Chair)', with original authorship notes reading 'Composed by Frank B Carr, America's Motto Vocalist', United States, 1880. The publisher is listed as 'White, Smith and Company, 516 Washington Street', the form of composition is 'strophic with chorus', the instrumentation is 'piano and voice', the first line reads 'My Granny, do you see, at the age of eighty three, one day was taken ill and soon she died', and the illustration artist is listed as 'White and Piplar Lith. Boston'.