Late 20th C. Duncan Phyfe Regency Empire Style Hairy Paw Feet Brass Lyre Bench
By Duncan Phyfe
Located in Philadelphia, PA
Late 20th C. Duncan Phyfe Regency Empire Style Hairy Paw Feet Brass Lyre Bench.
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Mid-Century Duncan Phyfe Style Solid Cherry and Upholstered Vanity Bench
Located in Germantown, MD
Mid-Century Duncan Phyfe Style Solid Cherry and Upholstered Vanity Bench with brass Medallions.
Brass
Furniture Masterpieces of Duncan Phyfe by Charles Over Cornelius, 1st Ed 1928
Located in valatie, NY
Complete with historical information and descriptions of important pieces, this illustrated guide will be of considerable anyone with an interest in Phyfe or classical furniture. Con...
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Duncan Phyfe Regency Empire Style Carved Mahogany Brass Lyre Window Bench
Located in Philadelphia, PA
Late 20th C. Duncan Phyfe Regency Empire Style Carved Mahogany Brass Lyre Window Bench.
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Antique Mahogany Federal Duncan Phyfe Style Window Bench
Located in Santa Rosa, CA
Great looking 19th c Duncan Phyfe Design window seat. This has carved hoof and hairy leg design and crossed cornucopia design on the interior of the arm rest.
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