Duncan Phyfe

Segmented pollard, or burled, oak covers the top and is visually anchored by a cross band of rosewood. Supported by a Duncan Phyfe style platform pedestal base, this table is suited ...

A large Duncan Phyfe style Dropside Table from Niagara Furniture with a beautifully crafted top featuring figural mahogany and satinwood, a dovetailed drawer and two fold down dropsi...

Antique William IV Mahogany Drop-Leaf Centre Table Circa 1830 – Duncan Phyfe Style A superb William IV mahogany drop-leaf centre table, dating to circa 1830, attributed to the Dunca...

Supported by a sturdy, yet graceful, four column Duncan Phyfe style platform pedestal with satinwood band on the legs, this table is also suitable for center hall duty.

Some of the artisans represented are Thomas Chippendale, Duncan Phyfe, Pelagio Palagi, Le Corbusier and many more.

The pedestals are classic Duncan Phyfe style with fluted legs which terminate with antique brass lion’s paw feet.

Produced and designed by Niagara Furniture to match many of our other Duncan Phyfe inspired items the Harp Center Table can be used in many places throughout the home.

An antique reproduction Lyre or Harp Game Table inspired by a Duncan Phyfe design this high quality item is both decorative and versatile.

Drawing inspiration form the designs of Duncan Phyfe our console table lends itself to modern living with increased width and height to fit in with todays home designs.

Drawing inspiration form the designs of Duncan Phyfe our desk lends itself to modern living with increased width and height to fit in with todays home designs.

This monograph covers the 16 years that Lannuier made late Federal style furniture for the social elite of New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore. A contemporary of Duncan Phyfe he was...

Selstadt, Big Stone Gap, Virginia) Although no specific pieces of Gothic furniture documented as by Duncan Phyfe have come to light, there is considerable evidence that he, like va...

Very well built by experienced cabinet makers this Duncan Phyfe style chair has great features, such as glue blocks in the corner of the seat area to help the chair remain tight and ...

This exquisite sideboard embodies the design style and characteristics associated with Duncan Phyfe, a prominent American furniture designer from the early 19th century.

This table can be made with a variety of options including: * Optional widths and lengths * Optional finishes * Optional pedestals: Single birdcage pedestal (as shown) or two three l...

A hard-cased catalog containing 10-booklets: English Sheffield Silver, Lawn & Garden Furniture from Old Virginia, Queen Anne Period, Thomas Sheraton, Clocks/Lamps/Girandols & Mirrors...

An American ‘Federal’ console with a mirrored back in well figured ‘crotch’ mahogany with white marble front columns and matching white marble pilasters to the rear, with gold leaf c...

This exceptional, late 20th century handmade English Regency / Duncan Phyfe style double-pedestal dining table offers a commanding, high-end presentation, combining masterfully execu...

🎨 Historical Context This style flourished in the Jacksonian Era (1820s–1840s), when wealthy Americans sought to emulate ancient imperial splendor. Cabinetmakers like Duncan Phyfe...

Regency Style Antique Pedestal Table Circa 1967 American Regency style mahogany veneered dining table with a satinwood banded top. Extends with 1 leaf and on two turned column pedes...

This design motif was famously utilized by master New York and Boston cabinetmakers of the era such as Duncan Phyfe or Thomas Seymour. The legs culminate in delicate ring-turned feet...

This would also explain our initial feeling, that this was a Duncan Phyfe Style piece. Phyfe was born and raised in Scotland and emigrated to the US at the end of the 18th Century, ...

The simplicity evident in these pieces is not an indication of a less-expensive line of furniture or a less-sophisticated patronage, but, like the so-called “Grecian Plain Style” of ...

Thomas Sheraton, Thomas Chippendale, and Duncan Phyfe chose Cuban Mahogany for their furniture. 

The lyre became a popular motif during the Neo-Classical period, and is frequently encountered as the back splat of klismos chairs, in no example more familiar than in a group of Dun...

Schaeffer himself produced four oil paintings for the "Discriminating Clientele" campaign, exploring themes such as Duncan Phyfe, Spanish Lace, Oriental Rugs, and Russian Ballet.

A contemporary of the renowned master Duncan Phyfe, Lannuier, like him, made fashionable gilded card tables, marble-topped pier tables, bedsteads, and seating furniture for wealthy c...

Schaeffer himself produced four oil paintings for the "Discriminating Clientele" campaign, exploring themes such as Duncan Phyfe, Spanish Lace, Oriental Rugs, and Russian Ballet.

Thomas Sheraton, Thomas Chippendale, and Duncan Phyfe chose Cuban Mahogany for their furniture.