Book: Duncan Phyfe, Cabinetmaker & the English Regency

"Duncan Phyfe and the English Regency 1795-1830"

By Nancy McClelland.
Published in New York by William R. Scott in 1939. Trade edition, limited to 1350 copies.

This remains the standard work on Phyfe although, in common with many early works, some attributions have been changed over the years. McClelland is especially valuable for tracing "the English background of Phyfe's work and in placing his shops' production in the context of his competitors, both in New York City and elsewhere" -Ames & Ward. Semowich 488.

Hardcover. 9"x12.5", 364 pages, 295 black & white illustrations.

The spine is slightly darkened, and the endpapers have some soil, otherwise clean and good.

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