Vintage Tufted Teal Upholstered Rocking Chair with Gooseneck Wooden Arms

This is a vintage rocking chair featuring a striking teal, possibly dark green, faux leather or vinyl upholstery. The chair's backrest is tufted with nine evenly spaced buttons, creating a classic, tailored look. The upholstery appears taut and relatively smooth, suggesting good maintenance, although some subtle creasing and dullness indicate age and use. The armrests are also upholstered in the same material, smoothly curved and padded, ending in distinctive carved wooden "gooseneck" arm supports made of light-colored wood, likely oak or beech, with a warm, natural finish. These wooden elements provide a strong visual contrast to the teal upholstery and are a key characteristic of the chair's design. The rocker base is also made of the same light wood, showing visible grain and a slightly darker patina in certain areas. There are no obvious rips, tears, or major structural damages visible on the upholstery; however, subtle scuff marks or minor abrasions might be present upon closer inspection, particularly on the seat and armrests, consistent with a used furniture item. The wooden parts show some wear, such as minor scratches or dings, especially on the rockers, which is expected from a piece that has been moved and used over time. The overall construction suggests a sturdy and well-made piece, likely from the Mid-Century Modern period (1950s-1970s), given the clean lines, the choice of materials, and the distinctive wooden armrest style common to that era. No visible maker's marks or signatures are apparent in the provided images.