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Introducing this Mid-Century Spanish Revival Style Leather Chair, a charming fusion of rugged authenticity and decorative flair. With its high back, studded leather upholstery, and boldly carved wooden legs, the piece echoes a timeless Spanish aesthetic embraced by mid-century design. While lacking historical inscriptions, the craftsmanship is unmistakable. The rich textures of wood and leather embody Spain's traditional artistry, offering both comfort and character. Though showing some signs of age, the chair remains sturdy and visually appealing, continuing to tell its story elegantly. We estimate this piece to auction between $150 to $300, as authenticity shines through its historical and stylistic seals.
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Item Report
Mid-Century Spanish Revival Style Leather Chair
By: Unknown
Style: Spanish Revival
Origin: Likely Spain
Materials: Wood, leather, metal nailheads
Age: Circa 1950s
Condition: Good (some wear on leather but intact)
Value: Authentic: $150-$300, Reproduction: $50-$100
Maker's Marks / Writing: None visible
Date: 2026-02-14 12:37:36.486373
Description:
This is a chair featuring a high back with leather upholstery and decorative nailhead trim. The carved wooden legs and construction suggest a Spanish Revival style.
Curator Questions
Curated by Jade
Assessment:
The piece is a solid example of Spanish Revival style with characteristic heavy use of leather and wood. Likely from mid-20th century.
Individual Images:
- whole chair front view
Provenance:
None available
Condition:
Good (some wear on leather but intact)
Identification Score: 90%
Confident in the style and time period due to classic features.
Authenticity Score: 75%
The wear and construction techniques suggest it is from the stated period.
Image Memory Note
None None
Keywords
Spanish Revival, leather chair, 1950s, wooden chair, nailhead trim
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