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mahogany Duncan Phyfe dining room table from the 1940's

By mcoram70, 20 September, 2014
Description

Original finish and patina simply radiates from this piece.

A large top surface flows down to 2 single column Duncan Phyfe pedestals each with three brass fluted legs.  A leaf completes this piece.

It measures  30 1/2" tall, 60" long without the leaf, 72" wide with the leaf, and 39 3/4" wide.  It is sturdy and in good condition.  

Category
American Furniture
Medium
30 MAHOGANY WOOD
Distinguishing marks
Original furniture sticker underneath table
Condition
Good
Date Period
1940's
For Sale?
Yes
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