wing chair
wing-back chair
wing-back , also: wingback

Someone had left it on the side table next to the wing chair.

She was still in the wing chair an hour later, when Jack came home.

The designs look right at home on a wing chair.

She was sitting in her husband's favorite wing chair, reading a book.

The woman in the wing chair let the paper fall from her lap.

Marino sat in a wing chair and gave her his full attention.

The fat one, sitting in the wing chair, spoke up.

I found my daughter sitting in a wing chair, with her head slumped over.

Peter crossed the living room and sat on the other wing chair.

Karen went back to one of the wing chairs and sat down.

He pointed to a narrow wing chair a few feet from where she sat.

Stephanie sat down in one of the wing chairs by the fire.

I'd seated him on the love seat, while I was in the wing chair.

I pulled the second wing chair closer and took a seat.

Then Judy stuck her head around one side of the wing chair.

An ivory wing chair had been pulled out from the wall and seemed to be there for me.

I got out of the wing chair and wandered about, took a look at the bar.

Walker sat not in the wing chair, but on the arm of it.

He was slumped in the large wing chair when she charged into the room.

No one could mistake that wing chair and lamp table.

"It was very nice of you to check on me," my secretary said, getting up from the deep blue wing chair.

She did not rise from her wing chair as Susan entered.

Now, I'll put this down on the coffee table and you can relax in the wing chair.

He moved to the other side of the room and sat down in the wing chair, stretching his long legs.

Both those items were tossed in the direction of a wing chair.