Vintage Wooden Vanity Desk with Hutch and Upholstered Bench

This item is a vintage vanity desk and matching bench, likely from the mid-20th century, possibly in a Queen Anne or colonial revival style. The desk is constructed of wood, appearing to be a fruitwood or similar hardwood, finished with a warm reddish-brown stain and a semi-gloss lacquer or varnish. It features a serpentine or scalloped top edge on the integrated hutch, which includes a central open compartment and two smaller side compartments with curved dividers, suitable for organizing small items. The main desk surface is rectangular with softened edges. Below the desktop, there is a single, centrally located drawer with a decorative brass-colored pull, possibly a bail pull with an ornate escutcheon. The desk stands on four cabriole legs, characteristic of Queen Anne styling, tapering towards the bottom. The matched bench has a rectangular, padded seat upholstered in a floral fabric. The fabric features a light, possibly cream or beige, background with a repeating pattern of stylized floral bouquets in shades of green, peach, and muted red/orange, surrounded by scrollwork. The bench legs are also cabriole, matching the desk. Visible condition issues on the desk include surface scratches and minor abrasions on the desktop and hutch shelves, consistent with age and regular use. There's also some slight fading or variation in the wood finish. The upholstery on the bench appears to be in fair condition, but the image quality makes it difficult to assess detailed wear or staining. The overall craftsmanship suggests a mass-produced, yet sturdy, piece of furniture from its era.