Victorian Style Carved Wood and Upholstered Sofa

This is a large, three-seater sofa, likely dating from the mid to late 20th century, styled to emulate Victorian or Rococo Revival furniture. The sofa features an elaborately carved wooden frame, visible along the top of the backrest, the armrests, and the apron below the seat. The wood appears to be a dark stained hardwood, possibly mahogany or walnut, exhibiting a rich, deep brown hue. The carving is intricate, featuring floral and scroll motifs, particularly prominent on the crest rail of the back and on the cabriole legs. The upholstery consists of two distinct fabrics: a dark olive green velvet or velour for the arms, seat base, and seat cushions, and a lighter, patterned fabric for the backrest and the top layer of the seat cushions. The patterned fabric is a tapestry or needlepoint style, featuring floral bouquets in shades of rose, cream, and muted green on a beige or light gold background. The sofa has three individual seat cushions and a continuous backrest that is tufted vertically, creating three distinct sections mirroring the seat cushions. The overall condition appears to be good for its age, though some wear and slight compression of the velvet upholstery may be present, as well as potential fading or minor discoloration on the patterned fabric. The exposed wooden elements show a glossy finish, and there are no immediately visible major damages such as cracks or breaks in the wood, or significant tears in the upholstery, from the provided image. The craftsmanship suggests a commercially produced piece designed to evoke historical opulence. Unique aspects include the combination of two upholstery fabrics and the distinctive carving along the base and top, typical of ornate historical styles.