Carved Wood Grapevine Pattern Dining Chair with Needlepoint Rose Upholstery

This is an antique or vintage wooden dining chair, likely a side chair, characterized by its ornate carved back and upholstered seat. The chair features a dark, reddish-brown wood, possibly mahogany or walnut, exhibiting a visible grain and a polished finish that suggests age and handling. The backrest is designed with an open, curvilinear form, incorporating a prominent carved decoration at its crest depicting a cluster of grapes and leaves, indicative of a Rococo Revival or Victorian aesthetic. The seat is upholstered with a thick, possibly needlepoint or crewel-work fabric in a beige or off-white ground color. It features a vibrant floral motif of multiple orange or golden-yellow roses with green foliage and delicate stems radiating upwards. The craftsmanship of the upholstery appears detailed, suggesting it may be a handmade cover or a high-quality machine replication. The chair's frame shows signs of wear consistent with age, including minor imperfections in the wood finish such as light scratches or scuffs, and a visible seam or repair near the top curved section of the backrest on the right side. The square-cut front legs are simple, while the rear legs are angled. The overall condition appears to be good for its age, though the upholstery might benefit from professional cleaning. No visible manufacturer's marks or signatures are apparent from the provided image. The style suggests it dates from the late 19th to early 20th century.