Unique antique wingback chair & ottoman

Hi everybody, i just joined the boards to ask for help in identifying this chair and ottoman & to help determine its value. My wife and i have had this for many years but i have never been able to find an exact duplicate online. I can find no identifying marks anywhere. Closest one i have found was a biedermeier on 1stdibs. If anyone has any information i would greatly appreciate it.

Edited: pics below

Thanks,
Aaron

 

Thanks , but no thanks....I'd rather just see the photo's here.

 

Welcome to the forum Aaron.
Many people won't click links.
If you need help posting pictures this might help.
https://www.antiquers.com/threads/making-a-post-and-uploading-pictures.16038/

Add the pictures to this thread. Don't start a new thread.

 

Okay, here are some photos, any help is appreciated.

 

Ah very good.
Now if you go back and hit full image your pictures will look like this and people on phones will be able to see them

 

The hardware looks newer.
I'm going to guess second half of 20th century, but I really don't know.

Wait for some of the furniture people to check in. May be tomorrow. Be sure to come back and look in.
@verybrad

 

I agree, i thought it may be as new as 1930's.

 

I was thinking later maybe 1970s.
Brad is our furniture go to. Hopefully he will see this tomorrow.

 

Nice, your pictures showed up full size now.

 

Hi,
Those strapping supports on the bottom usually showed up in the late 1960s.
greg

 

Was this the 1stdibs chair?

https://www.1stdibs.com/furniture/s...ywood-wingback-chair-circa-1830/id-f_6939783/

 

Screams 1920s or 30s to me. Steamer chair here.

 

As Brad pointed out in an earlier thread, "the sinuous spring was first introduced in 1934", so (unless the spring was replaced) it can't be any earlier than that.

from:
https://www.antiquers.com/threads/how-old-is-this-ottoman-foot-stool.20442/#post-277126

 

I probably would have said a turn of the century patent recliner but those springs don't lie. I suppose it is possible that these are replacements but upholsterers generally would not have access to them or use them. I do think pre-WWII. Those hinges on the back are likely not original.

 

These are the two i found on 1stdibs.

 

Aaron's is different than 1st Dib's.......his has the reclining settings showing under each arm..........