Early 20th century upholstered chair

I have an old chair that I believe was made in the U.S. though there are no markings or labels. I'm guessing 1920's or 1930's. I've checked antique furniture books and they tend to focus on cabinetry and chairs where the woodwork is the focus. This is an upholstered chair with ottoman. I'd like to know it's age, what the style might be called, who might have manufactured it, and if there's any demand at all for old pieces like this. I'm not seeing anything like it online. Appreciate any thoughts.

 

No labels anywhere?

Debora

 

Thanks. I tried to search for 40's & 50's at one point and got mostly modern results. The search algorithms are really into modern. If there's a good search term to use for this style I'm open to suggestions.

 

Try searching for 1940s overstuffed chair.

 

I don't know that yours was made by Streit but try looking at "slumber chairs"

This was a 1942 ad.


https://www.newspapers.com/newspage/171822362/

 

I am on board with a 40s date. Not really any collector value to this. Value is in its utility. In other words, used furniture. Some value with good upholstery. Virtually none if it needs to be reupholstered.