• Early 19th Century New York Classical Mahogany Astragal-End Work Table in the manner of Duncan Phyfe, c. 1815–1825, featuring two central drawers, rounded astragal-shaped ends, and four gracefully curved legs set on small casters—an elegant reflection of refined early 19th-century parlor craftsmanship.
  • An Early 19th Century New York Classical Mahogany Astragal-End Work Table in the manner of Duncan Phyfe (c. 1815–1825) stands beside a beige armchair on a patterned rug, adorned with books, a bowl, and a potted plant, near a window in an inviting and elegant room.
  • Early 19th Century New York Classical mahogany astragal-end work table in the manner of Duncan Phyfe, c. 1815–1825, featuring curved sides, four drawers, a central pedestal, and four splayed legs on brass castors—displayed on a wooden floor with part of a rug visible. This piece exemplifies the refined elegance and craftsmanship characteristic of early 19th-century parlor furnishings. Brand: None/Unknown.
  • Close-up of the carved leg of an Early 19th Century New York Classical Mahogany Astragal-End Work Table in the manner of Duncan Phyfe, c. 1815–1825, featuring detailed woodwork and a brass caster wheel on a wooden floor. The table’s rich, dark finish and partially visible drawer exemplify the refined craftsmanship characteristic of mahogany furniture from this era. Brand: None or Unknown.
  • An Early 19th Century New York Classical Mahogany Astragal-End Work Table in the manner of Duncan Phyfe (c. 1815–1825) is shown with its semi-circular, hinged lid open to reveal storage space inside. Reminiscent of refined parlor furnishings from the era, this work table features the elegant design and craftsmanship characteristic of New York Classical mahogany pieces. The table is placed on a wooden floor beside a wall, with part of a rug visible nearby. Brand: None and/or Unknown.
  • An early 19th century New York Classical mahogany astragal-end work table in the manner of Duncan Phyfe (c. 1815–1825), featuring an open drawer and standing on a carved pedestal base with four legs, brings historical refinement to the space. Set against a cream-colored wall and positioned on a wooden floor near a rug, this piece recalls the elegance of parlor furnishings from its era.
  • An Early 19th Century New York Classical Mahogany Astragal-End Work Table in the manner of Duncan Phyfe (c. 1815–1825) stands on a light wood floor against a plain white background. The elegant mahogany pedestal base, featuring four carved legs that end in brass casters, exemplifies the refined craftsmanship associated with early 19th-century parlor furniture.
  • Early 19th Century New York Classical Mahogany Astragal-End Work Table in the manner of Duncan Phyfe, c. 1815–1825, featuring a rounded rectangular top with a rich, dark polished finish. This elegant piece stands on a central pedestal supported by four gracefully curved legs and is displayed on a wooden floor against a plain light background.
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Early 19th Century New York Classical Mahogany Astragal-End Work Table in the Manner of Duncan Phyfe, c. 1815–1825

Early 19th Century New York Classical Mahogany Astragal-End Work Table in the Manner of Duncan Phyfe, c. 1815–1825

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A particularly handsome New York Classical mahogany work table dating to circa 1815–1825, made in the sophisticated furniture tradition associated with Duncan Phyfe and his contemporaries. The unusual astragal-ended case gives the table a graceful, almost architectural profile, with hinged rounded lids at either end opening to storage compartments and a pair of drawers centered between them. Its compact scale and finished appearance from all sides would have made it an elegant and useful piece in an early 19th-century parlor, and those same qualities make it remarkably versatile today.
The table is crafted in mahogany with beautifully figured veneers across the case and drawer fronts. The center top is fixed, while the two rounded end sections are hinged to lift and provide access to deep interior compartments. A turned pedestal with a deeply reeded lower section supports the case above a four-part base, while the sweeping legs are enriched with crisply carved acanthus leaves and reeded edges. Particularly appealing are the brass paw-form feet and casters, a distinctly Classical detail that gives the base considerable presence. Small pendant drops beneath the case provide another refined decorative touch.
The table is in nice antique condition, retaining a rich, warm surface with expected marks, scratches, finish variation, and wear consistent with approximately two centuries of age and normal use. There is a section of beaded molding missing from the lower edge of the left curved end, along with additional minor edge wear and scattered surface marks to the top and case. These imperfections are visible in the photographs and do not detract from the table’s overall presentation or usability. Structurally it presents very well and remains both beautiful and genuinely useful—a strong example of New York Classical design that can serve as a work table, occasional table, or distinctive accent piece in a modern interior. Shipping can be arranged upon request. 29h x 29d x 15d

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