Where did the Duncan Phyfe dining table come from?
A vintage Federal style banquet dining table offers deeply striated flame mahogany dining surface extending to accommodate four leaves and surmounting double pedestal Sheraton Duncan… This brand new round dining table was made in North Carolina and finished by our veteran artisans here at Carrocel Restorations.
What kind of wood does Duncan Phyfe use?
This dazzling dining table is attributed to Duncan Phyfe and lends to a distinctive English style. It is crafted out of solid, bleached mahogany with satinwood banding and finished i…
How tall is Duncan Phyfe’s trick leg table?
Attributed to Duncan Phyfe and Sons (active 1837-40), New York Mahogany, with gilt brass castors 29 7/8 in. high, 24 in. wide, 36 3/4 in. long; 56 1/8 in. long (with both leaves e… American trick leg card table with classically carved urn base, circa 1820, New York.
How can I tell if my furniture is Duncan Phyfe?
If your piece doesn’t have a signature, there are other ways to confirm you have a Duncan Phyfe original. The most obvious way is with reliable documentation or provenance. Finding a 175-to-215-year-old bill of lading for the piece would be ideal.
A vintage Federal style banquet dining table offers deeply striated flame mahogany dining surface extending to accommodate four leaves and surmounting double pedestal Sheraton Duncan… This brand new round dining table was made in North Carolina and finished by our veteran artisans here at Carrocel Restorations.
This dazzling dining table is attributed to Duncan Phyfe and lends to a distinctive English style. It is crafted out of solid, bleached mahogany with satinwood banding and finished i…
What kind of harp is on Duncan Phyfe table?
Incorporated into the support for a single pedestal table with four legs ending in paw-type brass-capped feet, you might find a hand-carved lyre or harp connected to an elaborately carved fasces — a shaft that appears as a bundle of reeds or rods.
Attributed to Duncan Phyfe and Sons (active 1837-40), New York Mahogany, with gilt brass castors 29 7/8 in. high, 24 in. wide, 36 3/4 in. long; 56 1/8 in. long (with both leaves e… American trick leg card table with classically carved urn base, circa 1820, New York.
