Late 20th Century Camelback Settee in Damask Upholstery

This item is a two-seat settee or loveseat featuring a classic camelback silhouette, characterized by a central hump along the top rail that gently curves down into high, flared out-scrolled arms. The sofa is fully upholstered in a traditional woven damask fabric featuring vertical stripes alternating with large-scale floral and foliate medallions. The color palette across the textile is a muted combination of champagne, cream, and soft sage green. The piece is supported by four square, straight mahogany-finished wood legs, which suggest a transition towards Neo-Classical or Hepplewhite-inspired styling. The seat consists of a single long boxed cushion with matching piping details. Regarding condition, the upholstery exhibits significant visible rippling and sagging on the seat cushion, suggesting a loss of tension in the underlying suspension or compression of the internal foam/fill over time. There are no immediate signs of major staining or structural wood breakage visible from this angle, though the fabric appears slightly aged. This piece likely dates from the late 20th century, approximately 1980-1995, as a high-quality reproduction of an 18th-century English design. The craftsmanship is evident in the alignment of the patterned fabric across the backrest and the tailored piping.