Duncan Phyfe Armoir

Rare recamier or Grecian taste sofa attributed to the workshop of Duncan Phyfe, New York City, ca. 1805, with brass-nailed black horsehair upholstery within mahogany reeded frame and scrolling reeded

Important Duncan Phyfe sofa table Ca. 1825-1835 in mahogany resting on a bracketed trestle base with turned feet inset with A. Thorpe casters. ( Paper Label In Drawer Reads, This Table Was Owned By Dr

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

New York Sofa, Attr. to Duncan Phyfe. C. 1810. 8 legged with brass casters; carved mahogany with swag and tassel; wheat & ribbon center panel; reeded arms and legs. Ht. 37" W 77 1/2" D 29". Purchased

an important American federal mahogany sofa in the Sheraton taste, first quarter 19th century, attributed to Duncan Phyfe, New York, the crest rail with ribbon swags and thunderbolt carving, the reede

Duncan Phyfe styling mahogany banquet dining room table. Three sections, two leaves, brass forks to connect leaves. 10' 11 1/2" long w/ leaves (each adds 18") 45" wide 28 5/8" tall. From a John's Isla

American, c. 1810, with two drawers over two doors and turret-corners. 38-1/4"h x 43-3/4"w x 22-1/2"d

Circa 1830. The piece having no top, however the lower mahogany case is in very original as found condition. The roll top functions and interior is nicely appointed. The surface is completely original

the thumb molded crest centering a ribbon and swag panel, the reeded arms and supports continuing to reeded tapering front legs with brass feet. Wear, nicks and scuffs consistent with age and use; ori

Duncan Phyfe period mahogany swivel chair, New York. Provenance: Palm Springs, California.

A solid mahogany Duncan Phyfe period 3 part mahogany dining table with splayed legs with carved knees and brass paw feet. Each section has brass U shaped clips to connect. Each section is 34 in long (

KINDEL Crotched Mahogany Dining Table. Duncan Phyfe Base. 4 leaves-- Dimensions: H: 30 inches: W: 72 inches: D: 46 inches ---

Duncan Phyfe-style mahogany foyer table with oval top.

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

Duncan Phyfe-style mahogany pier table, 32" H x 59" W x 24" D.

Rare American Federal Period Sheraton Style Mahogany Duncan Phyfe Sofa, New York, c.1790's, the crestrail carved with bows holding wheat sheaves, centering carved drapery swags over an upholstered bac

Mahogany dining table having radius corners and a reeded edge to the top and supported by two pedestals each with a vasiform style column and three legs ending in brass claw feet. Marked Stickley to t

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

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

Carved with acanthus leaves and lion paw feet and upholstered with floral needlework. 9 1/2 x 9 1/2 x 21 inches. Note: A similar example is listed in "Miniature Antique Furniture" by Herbert and Peter

Duncan Phyfe double-pedestal line inlaid mahogany banquet table with brass cuffs and casters, with two extra leaves and Kittinger label underneath table. 29"h x 70"l (without the leaves) / each leaf 4

Duncan Phyfe Sideboard

Rare American federal period Circa 1820s or so dresser. Gilt bronze mounted. Likely New York

Double pedestal design, solid mahogany, top 68 x 45 inches, with two 24-inch leaves. Total extended length 9 feet, 8 inches. This item is not eligible for in house shipping. We are happy to transfer