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Its a Duncan Phyfe style in Mahogany. I have a very similar 10 person dining table. Mine was made in the 1920s. I don't have the crank but that is a fancy element to help open the piece for the leaves. You can also tell this is a quality table from the brass "toe guards" on the feet. Don't know about the manufacturer. Mine is from Baker, which was a popular maker of dining furniture.

Thank you so much for the information.

Are those the only markings on it?

Yes

I spent some time answering your question, and then discovered you posted twice on the same dilemma. That means you either ignored or dismissed my contribution. Discouraging when one tries to help.

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