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early 1900s would be my guess- back looks like it is not made of a single board and seems to be evidence of band saw use on the parts comprising the seat area. Look closely at the carved areas to see if there is evidence of hand tooling. If not it could have been carved with a pantograph. But just one digital photo of it is not enough to arrive on a definitive answer.
Best would be to compare the details of your chair to a known/dated example and look for clues.
Neat chair either way.
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