FEDERAL NY DUNCAN PHYFE WORKSHOP LIBRARY TABLE.

Circa 1830, attributed to Duncan Phyfe Workshop, New York, NY, American classical carved and stenciled mahogany game table, 29 1/8" H x 36" W x 17 7/8" D. Provenance: Pollard Collection, Palm Springs,

Federal Carved Mahogany Pembroke Table , early 19th c., New York, attr. to workshop of Duncan Phyfe, clover shaped drop-leaf top, single frieze drawer, ring turned reeded legs, bulbous feet, brass cap

Pair of 19th C. NY Lyre base card tables, in the style of Duncan Phyfe 2nd half 19th C. possibly of the Hagen workshop, with carved drapes and swags, acanthus carved lyre supports and down swept legs,

Late Federal style reproduction Duncan Phyfe table. The form consisting of a militant eagle supporting an octagonal top resting on a base with hair paw feet. Appears to be mahogany. This table is a ve

CONDITION NOTES: MEASUREMENTS: 35 1/2" x 29 1/2" x 25 1/2 leaf open and 17 1/2 " Closed

Kittinger Library Table, Duncan Phyfe style, mahogany, green tooled leather top over two beaded drawers with embossed ring brasses, sabre legs on brass casters, mid 20th C, 40" x 24 x 29". CONDITION:

Circa 1825, attributed to Duncan Phyfe Workshop, New York, NY, American classical ormolu mounted mahogany box sofa with free-standing columns, resting on carved and turned feet, 34 5/8" H x 82" L x 30

19th Century Rosewood and Mahogany library Table with tooled leather top resting on Duncan Phyfe base English, 4 drawers with original brass pulls. Size 51" dia x 29" h

probably circa 1810, underside of top with partial label for "Earnest F. Hagen / Furniture and Upholstery / 213 East 26th Street Near 3rd Avenue...", inscribed in pencil underneath "sold to Mr. R.N.H.

NY CLASSICAL PIER TABLE SCHOOL OF DUNCAN PHYFE 36" X 42" X 20"

attributed to the workshop of Duncan Phyfe, circa 1815-20, the top with figured veneer and canted corners, applied bronze beaded detail throughout, the conforming two drawer base with original neoclas

A fine American Federal period Three (3) part mahogany dining room table in the manner of Duncan Phyfe. Fine brass paw feet and acanthus carving. Dimensions: 99" X 47" X 30" and Two (2) leaves 22", 17

FEDERAL PERIOD NY MAHOGANY CARD TABLE ATTRIB. TO THE WORKSHOP OF MICHAEL ALLISON (29 3/4" TALL X 35 3/4" W X 17 1/4" )

Six Piece Lot to include Empire games table, reproduction drop leaf along with smoke stand, as well as three mahogany armchairs two Duncan Phyfe style, one Federal style tallest chair 35 inches, heigh

New York, circa 1815, possibly Duncan Phyfe, elliptical fold over top with figured mahogany playing surface, conforming apron with drop finials, foliate carved urn standard, tripod trick leg base with

Federal mahogany drop-leaf breakfast table. American, probably New York, early 19th century. School of Duncan Phyfe. The rectangular drop-leaf top, over a single frieze drawer to one end and one false

Circa 1815, possibly Duncan Phyfe, New York. Rectangular top with shaped drop leaves over single frieze drawer, supported on reeded urn pedestal emitting four acanthus carved saber legs terminating in

New York, late 19th C, Duncan Phyfe or one of his contemporaries. Together with three 15-1/2"w leaves. 28-1/2"h x 4'5"dia.

Federal mahogany drop-leaf breakfast table. American, probably New York, early 19th century. School of Duncan Phyfe. The rectangular drop-leaf top, over a single frieze drawer to one end and one false

American, New York, attributed to Duncan Phyfe. 36-1/2"h x 36"w x 19-1/4"d

Attributed to Duncan Phyfe or contemporary, New York, ca. 1810. 30"h x 19"w x 18-3/4"d Provenance: The Stanley Weiss Collection Literature: "Fine American Antiques in the Stanley Weiss Collection" by

Duncan Phyfe style, 19th/20th C. Lacking brass gallery, some wear and losses to leather. 27-1/2"h x 26"w x 15-1/2"d

Side table with tooled black leather top converts into folding library steps h. 18 w. 27-1/2 d. 16 in. (as side table) Provenance: Descended through an Armonk, NY family

Federal Duncan Phyfe Mahogany Sofa Having carved cornucopia and ribbon back Reeded arms on turned and carved supports, set on carved paw feet Attributed to Duncan Phyfe, New York, circa 1815, now in c