Wonderful early federal period mahogany drop leaf carved table with shaped drop leaves with a carved circular base resting on outsweept carved duncan phyfe legs that terminate in brass paw feet. This table has been identified as possibly coming from the workshop of the great duncan phyfe or one of his contemporaries. A very rare find and priced well below market

condition report: small losses to wood on both rule joints where they meet the hinges. Minor scratches to the top, rubbing and light wear to legs and toes.The corner drop finials may have had extended turned knobs.

Measurements:29" h x 35.75" D x 26" w (closed)29" h x 35.75" D x 47" w (open)


Condition:
Alterations: Unknown
Imperfections: Some Imperfections
Condition Notes: Small losses to wood on both rule joints where they meet the hinges. Minor scratches to the top, rubbing and light wear to legs and toes.The corner drop finials may have had extended turned knobs.

Dimensions:
Height: 29 in.
Width: 26 in.
Depth: 35.75 in.

Category: Drop-Leaf & Pembroke Tables
Origin: United States
Materials: Mahogany
Creator: Styled After: Duncan Phyfe

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Unknown; Some Imperfections; Small losses to wood on both rule joints where they meet the hinges. Minor scratches to the top, rubbing and light wear to legs and toes.The corner drop finials may have had extended turned knobs.