Upholstered Wooden Armchair (Platform Rocker)

This is an antique or vintage upholstered armchair, likely a platform rocker given the visible base structure. The chair features substantial wooden arms, which appear to be made of a light-colored hardwood such as oak or possibly maple, with a visible grain. The arms have a gently curved profile and transition into the front legs, which are turned and support the platform base. The upholstery is a tapestry-like fabric, featuring a dense, multi-colored floral pattern. The dominant colors in the fabric include muted greens, creams, various shades of pink, blue, and brown, depicting an ornate garden or pastoral scene with abundant blossoms and foliage. The backrest is relatively tall and has a slightly tapered shape, broader at the top and narrowing towards the seat. The seat cushion appears to be integrated with the frame, and there is a visible seam or line indicating the transition from the seat to the back. The overall condition of the upholstery shows signs of wear consistent with age and use, particularly on the seat and arms where the fabric might be slightly compressed or faded in areas of direct contact. There are no obvious tears or rips, but the fabric might benefit from cleaning. The wooden components show a natural patina and appear structurally sound, although a closer inspection for minor scratches or dings would be necessary. The craftsmanship suggests a piece from the early to mid-20th century, possibly adhering to Arts and Crafts or traditional revival styles due to the visible wooden elements and robust construction. The large, splayed 'feet' or 'claws' visible at the end of the wooden arms are a distinctive decorative feature, adding to its artisanal appeal. A white, slender object is resting on the seat, which is not part of the chair.