Duncan Phyfe table or reproduction?

I purchased this table at a Habitat for Humanity & I'm trying to sell it. A lady called it a Duncan Phyfe when she was requesting a price & after doing some reasearch I’m not exactly sure what I have here. I’m leaning towards a no but I want to be sure before I try selling it. Obviously it needs some TLC. It does have a leave to extend the table out as well that goes in the middle of the table. If I could get an answer to what it may be & an estimated price on it I would greatly appreciate it!

The dimensions are approximately-

66” Long x 42” Wide x 29” High

Category:

Furniture

Medium:

N/A

Date Period:

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Size and dimensions of this item:

66"L x 42"W x 29"H

For Sale?:

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Appraiser's Description:

One Reproduction Duncan Phyfe Table

Appraiser's Remarks:

Your table is a reproduction and dates from the second quarter of the 20th century. Pieces like this are called "Federal Revival Style" because they copy the designs of genuine American Federal pieces made 1780-1830. Sadly the value for such tables currently, even if in good condition is rather modest , as they were made in huge numbers right through the 1950's. Damaged examples sell for about what you paid $75.00- $150.00.

Estimated Value:

$75.00- $150.00

Duncan Phyfe table or reproduction?

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