New York Mahogany

, a high end turn of the century manufacturer on 5th Avenue in New York. They prided themselves on

A New York Sheraton mahogany stand, circa 1830. Provenance inscribed on copper tag on underside of

A Kittinger mahogany coffee table for the Georgian Collection. Made in Castile, New York

A Ruder Brothers Furniture New York Duncan Phyfe Style Mahogany Kidney Desk with pull out Trays

An American Federal Swirl Mahogany Butler's Desk New York Circa late 18th Century to Early 19th

. Antique American New York Classical Marble Top Mahogany Parcel Gilt Console Pier Table. Item features a

American Federal relief carved mahogany card table. The double-elliptical crotch mahogany book

American mahogany tea caddy with original fitted nickel plated divided interior. Signed Tiffany New

to Joseph Meeks & Sons of New York City, circa 1830. The solid mahogany top rests on a trestle base

A fine antique American Empire carved mahogany drop leaf table, New York, circa 1825. The table is

A good antique American Empire period flame mahogany work table, New York, circa 1840. The table

This Antique New York Federal Period Mahogany Paw Foot Drop Leaf Table, dating to around 1830, is a

Pair of American Sheraton mahogany D-end console tables with one board tops, recessed ribbon

A fine example of an American Federal drop-leaf table in West Indies mahogany, from New York, circa

rich mixture of chocolate tones. Likely from New York, circa 1820. Note: You should always request a

Chippendale Chest of Drawers New York Circa 1765 Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Woods

Butler’s Desk and Etagére, circa 1825 New York, possibly by Duncan Phyfe Mahogany (secondary

A late 19th century New York armchair in the early 18th century Dutch-Style in mahogany decorated

. American, New York, circa 1825. Dimensions: 22” L x 41” W (plus two 15” drop leaves) x 29” H.

metal with brass finish claw feet and hardware. Attributed to the Merklen Brothers in New York circa

by RIMA, New York, circa 1940. Each piece is signed. Striking individual male and female forms

West Indies mahogany. New York City, circa 1880. Base features bowed center cabinet doors with finely

York. The lamp is made in blue ceramics, with mahogany base. It features 2 light bulbs and a large

American Display Cabinet / Showcase 1920-1940. Made by Geo. C. Flint Co. in New York, United

Dramatic and whimsical pair of Regency fireside armchairs crafted by Grosfeld House, New York. The

19th Century Flint and Horner New York George III Mahogany candle stand. Great antique condition

Two (of four) designed and handmade frames by Dana Nicholson at Altura Studio in New York. Solid

of the Phoenix Manufactory - 192 Pearl Street, New York. Rectangular mahogany case sporting four

Late, 19th century ship's binnacle compass by Negus of New York. Turned, varnished mahogany Stand

American New York Chippendale mahogany chest on chest with a carved dentil molded edge cornice

FAPG 19959D/2 Gothic Revival armoire New York, about 1835-1840 Mahogany, with brass hardware

, possibly New York or Philadelphia Wood: Typically mahogany or mahogany veneer on a secondary wood like

This large Art Deco table is attributed to the Austrian born New York designer Eugene Schoen. The

New York mahogany drop leaf breakfast table by Duncan Phyfe or cabinetmaker of equal stature

Height from floor to chair seat is 17 inches. Very famous designer Duncan Phyfe. 2 are armchairs, 6 are regular chairs. Hermes fabric. Please send a message through 1st Dibs if y...

New York Phyfe school and is almost identical to one illustrated in Duncan Phyfe and the English

Sypher and Company was like the Hagen Brothers at the turn of the century in New York, producing

New York drop Leaf table with Lion Mounts

of the time in New York.

alterations. It fabric is not new, however, it is appropriate and is still serviceable.

reeded legs with their original casters. The top is composed of a solid, highly figured mahogany top

This table exhibits a dense single board mahogany top and leaves of large size in excellent

This work table of good size is composed of highly figured mahogany. The top is of the solid (see

Attribution is based on a labelled chair, antiques April, 1961, page 374, George Shipley: His Furniture and His Label. The arched crest in this example centers on a finely carved...

integrated into a Classic saber foot with similar acanthus carving at the knees with small New York style paw

A wonderful mahogany Empire child's chest of drawers, probably New York, circa 1840. This miniature

leafage throughout. The mahogany in the tabletop is well figured and of the best stock. This table is in

These chairs retain an old probably first surface and have large well-developed carved crest panels (see detail). These chairs have beautifully reeded stiles and have a backsplat of ...

“nose-bleeder.” It should be mentioned that Hagen made furniture in New York for people that had

This sofa has it all. It retains the finely carved Phyfe tablets that compose the crest rail, and instead of the usual reeded arm supports, finely carved dolphins are employed. Note ...

This card table is in the French restoration style which was in vogue during the 1820s in New York

of the Empire classical form in New York, of the 1820s-1830s. A related table to this is illustrated

This table has drop leaves and a top of the solid with strong, vibrant figure. These New York

For the grouping of these drop-leaf tables that were produced in New York, this table is probably

broad acanthus leaf. The leaves on top are solid mahogany of the very best ribbon grain type. This is

its impetus in America from "Cleopatra's Needle" which was a sculptured obelisk installed in New

This work table is a fully developed model with the maximum three-drawer layout. The top drawer has a writing tablet; middle drawer is sectioned, and the bottom drawer has a removabl...