I'm almost sure this is made of solid walnut (versus a dark stain).  The chair was newly upholstered when I bought it and the fabric is still in excellent condition.  There are a few nicks & scratches from being moved around, but it is still an attractive piece of furniture.

Top Top of sides have pink and purple dyed pieces.  Body looks mostly a rope form.  Handle unique twisted design.  General wear: cracked, frayed pieces, but still good condition.

ANTIQUE QUARTERSEWN OAK BLANKET CHEST TRUNK WINDOW SEAT. CIRCA MID TO LATE 1800'S. OLD (SECOND LAYER) OF FABRIC MADE BY PURITAN AND HAS THE WORD DOULTON ON IT. THE PIECE HAS SIX OLD METAL CASTERS OR ROLLERS AND IS EASILY MOVED.

Very heavy Oak sideboard - two pieces.  I also have a matching table and chairs with removable rush (i think) seats.  Pictures show the relief carvings, bun feet, etc.  I found similar pieces online that were labeled as French country/pastoral or Renaissance -- I would love to know about the history of the furniture and what it might be worth.  

A set of 4 demi-tasse spoons still in blue case with words Argento 800-1000