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Posted By: Maureen <woodgoods@netzero.net> (cache04.nyc.untd.com)
In Response To: Duncan Phyfe Flip-top coffee table (Jane)
Date: 8/8/4 14:07
Anyone jump in here if I am wrong, please. My understanding of Duncan Phyffe is the "style". What I have seen of Duncan Phyffe is all of it is made from Mahogany. Duncan Phyffe was a man, an artist, who never really made furniture. But the furniture style was patterened after his artistic style. Duncan Phyffe is very recognizable. Do you have a photo? We have a Duncan Phyffe mahogany dining table and chairs, and a small table that we cannot determine the use of, because is it so small and short. Do a search on the internet on Duncan Phyffe, and perhaps an article about the man will pop up. That is how I discovered it. Hope this somewhat helps.
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