Antique/Vintage Carved Wood Side Chair with Needlepoint Upholstery

This is an antique or vintage wooden dining chair, likely a side chair given its singular appearance. The chair is crafted from a dark-stained wood, possibly mahogany or a similar hardwood, exhibiting a rich, warm brown hue that suggests a certain age and patinated finish. Its construction features a curvaceous backrest, indicating a possible Rococo Revival or Victorian influence, characterized by a rounded top rail that gracefully curves into the stiles. A notable decorative element is the carved motif at the crest of the backrest, which appears to be a cluster of grapes and leaves, adding an elegant detail typical of early-to-mid 19th-century designs or later revivals. The seat is upholstered with a needlepoint or petit point fabric featuring a vibrant, bucolic pattern of fruits and berries including red strawberries, orange apricots or peaches, and what might be slices of cake or pie. The background of the needlepoint is a light, neutral color, possibly beige or cream, which allows the colorful fruit design to stand out. The chair exhibits minimal visible wear or damage from the provided images, suggesting it has been well-maintained or recently restored. The legs appear to be curule or cabriole-style, curving outwards at the bottom, which is consistent with the era suggested by the backrest's design. The overall craftsmanship implies a handmade or semi-handmade origin, with attention to detail in the carving and the upholstery work. The quality of the needlepoint appears to be high, with dense stitching.