Blue Tufted Wingback Leather Executive Desk Chair – Adjustable Height, Classic Nailhead Trim AS IS

Description:
Add a touch of sophistication to your home office or executive workspace with this blue tufted wingback leather desk chair. Upholstered in genuine leather with classic diamond-tufted detailing and antique-style nailhead trim, this high-back chair combines luxury, comfort, and timeless executive style.

Dimensions: 29.5" W x 31" D x 43.5" H

Seat height: adjustable up to 22"

Swivel base with smooth-rolling caster wheels

Padded seat and armrests for all-day comfort

Ideal for executive office, home office, or study

Condition:
Structurally solid and in overall great condition except there is noticeable leather wear on the top of the right armrest and edges at the back of the chair around desktop height. Priced accordingly.

Note: High-quality build—this is not a cheap import chair.

Selling for: $200
Great value for a vintage-style leather executive chair in this condition.
Local pickup in Niagara Falls.

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P.S. The armrest defect is repairable, especially since it's cosmetic surface damage and not a tear or structural issue. You have a few good options depending on the result you want and how much effort you're willing to invest:

✅ DIY Repair (Good, Budget Option)
What You'll Need:
Leather cleaner

Leather conditioner

Fine-grit sandpaper (800–1200 grit)

Leather filler or flexible compound

Matching leather dye or recoloring balm

Leather sealant

Steps:
Clean the area thoroughly with leather cleaner to remove oils and dirt.

Lightly sand the cracked area to smooth out flaking.

Apply leather filler into the cracks, let it dry, and sand smooth.

Dye or recolor the area to match the surrounding leather.

Seal and condition to protect the repair and restore moisture.

⚠️ Tip: Test the dye or balm on a hidden area first to ensure a good match.

Professional Repair (Best Finish)
A leather restoration specialist can blend and color-match the armrest perfectly. This is ideal if the chair is high-end or you want to preserve value.

Estimated cost: $75–$150 depending on the service and region.

Pros can also restore the sheen and texture, making the repair nearly invisible.

Minimal Fix (Quick Touch-Up)
If you just want it to look better for resale:

Use a leather recoloring balm in dark blue/green tones.

Buff with leather conditioner.
This won't fix the cracks but will mask the dryness and make it more presentable.
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