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Catalog Number: sw00456

A Sheraton Figured Mahogany Commode with Drop-Front Desk, New York, c.1810

A Sheraton Figured Mahogany Commode with Drop-Front Desk, New York, c.1810
A Sheraton Figured Mahogany Commode with Drop-Front Desk, New York, c.1810 - Image 2
A Sheraton Figured Mahogany Commode with Drop-Front Desk, New York, c.1810 - Image 3
A Sheraton Figured Mahogany Commode with Drop-Front Desk, New York, c.1810 - Image 4
A Sheraton Figured Mahogany Commode with Drop-Front Desk, New York, c.1810 - Image 5
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A Sheraton Figured Mahogany Commode with Drop-Front Desk, New York, c.1810 - Image 9
A Sheraton Figured Mahogany Commode with Drop-Front Desk, New York, c.1810 - Image 10

Illustrated: A very closely related example, attributed to Phyfe, was part of the wedding furniture made for Sophia Miles and George Belden, later part of the collection of Mrs. Giles Whiting.

It is illustrated in McLelland, Nancy. Duncan Phyfe and the English Regency, pl.250 (see scan below).

Provenance: Fredrick W. Hughes, business manager to Andy Warhol.

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