Help identify a chair

My wife picked this up at an estate sale last weekend. I can not find one like it anywhere I search. Pictures are attached (I hope). Anyone have any idea of the age or how I should describe it to friends? She did not pay very much for it.
She did make up for buying this chair by finding me a very nice Webcor record player

Thank you,
Brad

 

Welcome to the Forum, Boles!
I flipped and enlarged your photo. Furniture folks will appreciate seeing more pictures, such as the bottom and back. Check Full Image for best results.

 

Here is a bottom picture. The wife did not take pictures of the back, I'll ask her to do that tomorrow, storming right now.

And thank you very much for your help!
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Furniture folks will be along.

 

I think a circa 1930 dining chair. Part of a set. Some Spanish influence but no pure style.

 

WELCOME Brad !!! ... Joy.

 

Nice wear on the arms....ole!

 

Agree with Brad. Mix of styles also meant to invoke 18th century American chair style called "bannister back" https://www.metmuseum.org/toah/works-of-art/52.195.8/:

 

In my humble opinion its a 1920s jacobean revival banister back
armchair worth about 260$us made in the usa.

 

In what parallel universe? Would be very lucky to get $40.00 if in excellent condition in my market.

 

chairish. 315$ no arms. same company.

 

$30.00 here in my part of the U.S. Midwest.

 

"Same" company? No one has mentioned a maker for the OP's chair. Would you care to enlighten us? How about a link to the listing?

 

Agree on the $30 as well. The detailing I can get from the photos just doesn't scream higher end.