Cane Back Armchair with Floral Upholstery

This is a single armchair featuring a light-toned wooden frame, likely birch, maple, or a similar hardwood, with a clear lacquer or varnish finish. The chair has a classic design, probably dating from the mid-20th century, possibly 1950s-1970s, reflecting a traditional or transitional style. The backrest is composed of a solid wooden frame surrounding a panel of woven cane, which shows a tight, consistent weave pattern. The cane appears to be in good condition, without visible breaks or sagging. The arms are gently curved, connecting directly to the top rail of the backrest and extending forward to meet the front legs, providing a comfortable armrest. The seat is an upholstered cushion, detachable and covered in a floral fabric featuring a light, possibly pale blue or grey, background with a pattern of large pink, red, and peach-colored flowers, interspersed with green leaves. The upholstery shows some signs of wear or light discoloration, particularly towards the front edge, which is typical for a used piece of furniture. The wooden frame exhibits a smooth finish with visible wood grain, and appears to be free of major cracks or gouges, though minor scuffs or dings consistent with age and use may be present upon closer inspection. The legs are straight and tapered, lending a graceful profile to the piece. The overall construction appears sturdy, indicative of a reasonably well-made piece of furniture, designed for dining or occasional seating. There are no discernible maker's marks or signatures visible from the provided images.