A very interesting arm chair with a sliding wooden tray on a brass rail that folds down when not in use, but when lifted and slid becomes a tray for alcohol or smoking paraphernalia. The chair has elegantly curved arms, a low back, spindle legs. The seat has been recovered in brown Naugahyde. The chair has four casters. The chair appears to date from the 1930s. Size: 32 inches tall by 27 inches deep by 23 inches wide. Very good plus condition as reupholstered.