Mid-Century Modern Faux Bamboo Cane Back Safari Chair

This is a Mid-Century Modern accent chair featuring a distinctive 'Safari' or 'Roorkee' style campaign silhouette. The frame is constructed from wood carved to simulate bamboo (faux bamboo) with a warm honey-oak finish. The backrest features a rectangular inset of natural woven cane in a traditional octahexagon pattern, which appears taught and intact. A notable design element is the use of thick black leather sling arms attached to the frame by brass-toned metal hardware. The four upright posts are capped with globular brass finials, adding a touch of Regency influence. The chair features an X-frame or curule-style base, common in campaign furniture, though the legs are fixed with cross-stretchers for stability. The seat is upholstered in a black leather or high-quality vinyl cushion that appears to be well-padded with minimal wear, though some minor creasing is visible. Chronologically, this piece likely dates to the 1960s or 1970s. The overall condition looks very good, showing only minor surface scuffing on the lower legs and a slight patina on the brass elements. The craftsmanship is evident in the detailed 'knuckles' of the faux bamboo carving and the secure stitching on the leather straps. This eclectic piece blends British Colonial, Hollywood Regency, and Safari influences.