Possibly French Baroque dining room set. Need help with ID please

This furniture was my great grandmother's and was used in her home in the 1950's in New Orleans. It was purchased in New Orleans and am assuming it was an antique even during her time. From what little research I've been able to do it appears to me to be French Baroque or maybe King Louis XIII style. Any info you can share would be helpful! When I was a kid the seats were a light to olive green velvet. My Dad changed them out to this plaid a while back. While I prefer what they were previously I think they would look stunning which a red velvet. Anyways, any help dating it or with rough valuations would be awesome and many thanks for your time and expertise!

 

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To me it looks like a 1920s-30s or so tudor revival style.

 

Thanks, I'll research that a bit. I was assuming it was an antique back when she acquired it, but who knows. Appreciate it!

 

Agree that date to sooner rather than later. And, by way, think your father did a good job in upholstery fabric choice.

Debora

 

Also agree. Circa 1920 traditional revival that combines styles.

 

Thanks y'all for your input! Would furniture from this time frame normally be imported or made here in the US? I've been unable to find any labels or stamping anywhere.

 

A lot was made in the US but that draw-leaf style table was particularly popular in England. If the secondary wood in the drawers is oak, this is likely English.

 

Could be Olde Charme again.