Vintage Wooden Armchair with Upholstered Seat

This is a vintage wooden armchair, likely a captain's chair or a desk chair, characterized by its warm medium-toned wood finish. The chair features a curved top rail forming the crest rail, connecting to two flat, rectangular-profile armrests with straight, angular supports in the front. The back is composed of multiple slender, round spindles that provide support. The seat is generously upholstered with a decorative fabric displaying a complex floral and vine motif in a vibrant palette of orange, red, green, blue, and gold tones. A prominent central stripe on the upholstery features a more geometric or stylized pattern, suggesting a potential Asian or Middle Eastern influence in its design. The chair stands on four straight, tapering legs, unadorned by carving. Structurally, the chair appears to be of solid construction, with visible signs of age including minor scuffs and scratches on the wooden frame, consistent with regular use. There are no obvious signs of major damage or repair, but a slight fading of the wood finish might be present in some areas. The upholstery, while colorful, shows minor wear and possibly some slight discoloration consistent with its age. Given the style of the wood frame, particularly the armrests and spindle back, it likely dates from the Mid-20th Century, possibly 1950s to 1970s. Its design indicates it was intended for comfort and practical use, potentially in a dining room, office, or as an accent chair. No visible maker's marks or stamps are discernible from the image.