What is the name of this piece of furniture??

https://imgur.com/a/hmC0i9L

Duncan Fyfe

It's probably a telephone table. We had something similar when I was a kid.

Thank You

The shelves were to hold phone books, the drawer for paper and pens/pencils, and the top, of course, for the rotary telephone. The table has a decorative wooden barrier to keep the phone from falling off the tabletop. The wood is probably mahogany.

Btw, his last name was Phyfe.

https://www.hunker.com/13404088/how-to-identify-a-duncan-phyfe-table

Don't think that's a Phyfe. He typically had curved, splayed legs with brass caps on the legs. Yes, it is a telephone table. Search his name for samples. I have a double dropleaf table in the DP style.

https://tse1.mm.bing.net/th?id=OIP.uS9ZtRC_LRmZdrHZ2JDaWwHaFj&w=143&h=105&c=8&rs=1&qlt=90&pid=3.1&rm=2
(https://www.bing.com/images/search?q=duncan+phyfe+furniture+from+1940s&id=A5D51FDBB7E1ECA7C18926B17955800F0AFE563F&FORM=IQFRBA)


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Don't think that's a Phyfe. He typically had curved, splayed legs with brass caps on the legs. Yes, it is a telephone table. Search his name for samples. I have a double dropleaf table in the DP style.
Here's a description of DP legs:

Hand-Carved Legs

Phyfe mostly designed tables that stood on single or double pedestals of three to four carved legs ending in animal-type feet with three to four toes. Table legs might be lightly curved out or splayed, with reed carvings that run up the leg, acanthus leaves or other carved elements.