Fabric upholstered bridge armchair

Charming bridge armchair entirely upholstered in a thick fabric with relief patterns. It probably dates from the first half of the 20th century. With its soft spring seat, it is much more comfortable than the bridge armchairs of the 50s or 60s. It is stable and solid but does not hide its age: the fabric (perhaps original) is faded, threadbare in places but mostly discolored it seems to me. The front part (the 2 legs together) moves a little in relation to the rest of the chair. It has a few beetle holes, which seem old to me, not active, but which I still treated by injecting white vinegar (this is my natural method to replace chemical insecticide). Below, you can feel the springs through the fabric, I don't know if this is normal, but they don't "go down" more when you sit on them, which seems a good sign to me. But I have not stripped it, so I cannot guarantee you anything about its internal condition (springs, upholstery). It measures 78 cm in maximum height, 58 cm in maximum width, approximately 60 cm in maximum depth. The seat is 43 cm high, and measures around forty cm deep. It must weigh close to 10 kg.