This item is an antique Victorian bobbin-turned corner chair (also frequently called a spool-turned or spindle corner chair), likely dating from the late 19th century to early 20th century. The chair features a distinct right-angle backrest specifically crafted to fit snugly into the corner of a room. Its framework is made from wood turned on a lathe to create a repetitive, ornamental pattern resembling a row of spools or weaving bobbins. It features an upholstered drop-in seat cushion decorated with a traditional European tapestry scene depicting buildings and a river. Underneath the removable cushion, the chair has a solid wood base. The chair was made either in the United States or the United Kingdom.