is this a adrian pearsall wingback chair?  

I would say no just based on the overall look---looks like better quality than Pearsall.  Can you post a photo of the base?  That might help in IDing it.

i dont have any more photos unfortunately. as i didnt buy it yet, and only have there contact info. they were on the sketchy side so i wont be getting back to inspect it unless i was to buy it.
 
i could draw it tho if that would help. 
 
some more detais about it is, there is springs to support the butt cushion.  the wood looked to be a maghonany by the gran pattern but some type of stain applied?

Hmm.  Sure looks like this one, doesn't it?  Maybe?  More pics from different angles would help, but sounds like that's not possible.
I'd be more inclined to get it if it was by a company known for good construction, but Pearsall seems to be pretty hot these days.  

The base of the said chair is completely different than the Pearsall chair.  You can see the Pearsall chair's cushion rests on a wood seat bottom with straps where the OP's chair has an upholstered seat bottom.  Close but no cigar.

I had noticed that but was thinking in the back of my head that the OP's chair had been reupholstered and that detail was lost.  If I'd given it more conscious thought, I would have realized that this kind of change would have been unlikely.  
The seat also looks less deep, not that we need another difference noted.  The type of seat upholstery is enough.
So now I submit that the Pearsall chair is a knockoff of the OP's, based solely on the propensity for Pearsall to knock-off others' designs.  

Could it possibly be a p-priceless... P-P-Pearsall... P-P-P-PROTOTYPE?!?!
 
Oh, Gawd! I feel like I'm channeling Mark this morning (sans wardrobe). I should be punished. And, spanky, we all know you didn't come by your handle by accident, so go ahead and do your thing. But, please, be gentle. It's early yet.

Teehee.  
(Don't worry, I'm done.)