My guess about the photo next to the antlers is that it's a coiled snake.

I get a whole King Kong/Skull Island vibe from the furniture motif; I wonder if Merian C. Cooper had visited the National Photo Company 13 years before? I would definitely make room in my place for that vanity/lamp combo, although I'd be real careful getting up from it.

I laughed out loud at the title of this photo! Comfy, indeed! In that room, I imagine that the furniture is made out of human bones! Although bamboo might be closer to the truth. Does anyone want to guess what the subject matter is in the photo next to the antlers? It appears to possibly be a close-up of some sort of animal dung? But, I'm sure I am wrong about that, too. I hope...
Kathleen

Is that a camera on the far right? I bet a lot of portraits were taken in front of that wall of sharp implements.

is that the photographer put all the photographic staging pieces in the front room. I also think it's a good idea to display some curiosities for people to look at whilst waiting. I wish more businesses would do that today.

Is two thumbs up!!! I just love the oddity of it all and I cannot believe it is the waiting room of a business office!! I don't think I would leave for hours - just looking at all of the photos and weaponry and antlers, OH MY!

Upon spotting the odd collection of weapons hanging on the wall the early guest began to wonder who has invited him to dinner. Or if it was him who is the dinner...

This is an odd juxtaposition of styles. That desk looks painful. It actually looks more like a vanity table. Maybe this is a young couple with the usual starting out mixture of his manly trophies and her teenage girl bedroom furniture.

[This is the reception area of a business office. And that may well be Herbert E. French himself on the couch. - Dave]

Now that is some seriously weird-looking furniture. The whole room has a very uncomfortable feel to it IMO - two thumbs down for the interior designer.