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<p>[QUOTE="James Conrad, post: 4317896, member: 5066"]Guesses more likely post WWII, 1940s-1950s.</p><p>One thing for sure, not period Phyfe which was the 1790s-1830s or so. This Phyfe "neoclassical" style is probably the most copied in 20th century America followed by "colonial revival" in the # 2 spot.</p><p>Wait for Brad to post as he handles this era of furniture a lot and knows it well.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="James Conrad, post: 4317896, member: 5066"]Guesses more likely post WWII, 1940s-1950s. One thing for sure, not period Phyfe which was the 1790s-1830s or so. This Phyfe "neoclassical" style is probably the most copied in 20th century America followed by "colonial revival" in the # 2 spot. Wait for Brad to post as he handles this era of furniture a lot and knows it well.[/QUOTE]
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