Help with Chair

@verybrad @Ghopper1924 any help would be appreciated on this arm chair. Thank you.

 

Ebonized late 19th century (1880s) chair. Nicely executed carving, especially the swags and tassels. Hovers somewhere between Renaissance and Classical Revivals and aestheticism. Maybe an arm chair from a multi-piece parlor set. I have seen John Jelliff (Newark, New Jersey) chairs with tassel carving at this level, but don't believe this is from that workshop. The square-ish overall lines are also reminiscent of Herter Brothers in New York City. A beautifully finished chair.

Don't know where you are, but this looks like its from the northeastern U.S. Chairs are easy to over-value, but this one is a cut above; I'd expect to see it sell for $300-$600 at a Midwest auction. It needs to have the casters restored; look under the feet, there are likely little pieces of metal blocking the holes from which the original casters were extracted.