wing chair

a large upholstered chair having a back with wings.

Origin of wing chair

First recorded in 1900–05

But to me came Doctor Richard Geddes, and threw himself into a wing-chair.

A Woman Named Smith |Marie Conway Oemler
He sank into a wing-chair before the fire and rested his head on his thin hand.

The Trail of Conflict |Emilie Baker Loring
As a safe and sane compromise she took refuge behind the back of the wing-chair.

The Trail of Conflict |Emilie Baker Loring
As he spoke, he slouched wearily over to the wing-chair Alison had recently occupied, and dropped into it like a dead weight.

The Bandbox |Louis Joseph Vance

In chapter 6, Des Esseintes is relaxing in a wing-chair in front of the fire, remembering an event.

Against The Grain |Joris-Karl Huysmans

wing chair

an easy chair having wings on each side of the back