Giving me Adrian Pearsall vibes, but what do I know?  

I don't think it's Pearsall. He did do a number of sofas with attached tables but I've never seen a Pearsall chair or sofa with wood-clad back. Kodawood was known for that feature but I don't think they did a sofa like this. Could be just a mashup of design features borrowed from others. A lot of American furniture is just that.

If you're lucky, the frame will be better quality construction than that of Pearsall upholstered pieces.

Forgot to include the link to the complete (?) catalog of Pearsall offerings.

https://web.archive.org/web/20130810102843/http://www.adrianpearsall.com...

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Methinks that somebody attempted a sofa marriage between 2 and a half sofa's.. In their garage.

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Aunt Mark

Yeah. Very strange. It looks like it should be skirted, but then the wood back and the high legs on the left side.. nah. I'd like to see the back of it out of morbid curiosity. The right-side-facing base part is lucky to hit the height and depth accurately, but otherwise seems generated by a randomizer..

What are you having the upholsterer do with it?

We're thinking of having him modify the left side to match the height and depth of the sofa, adding the skirting to the front left side, and obviously reupholstering.

You've already been warned.