 According to Frankfurt, her own five-story Georgian town house on Seventy-third Street off Park Avenue, was her greatest creation.Decorated with 19th-century Russian pieces, her living room included early 19th-century Austrian chairs, an 18th-century Russian sewing table, a stark needlepoint rug, and Brunschwig and Fils sofa silk.Her house was sold to Edgar Bronfman Jr. after Frankfurt came to believe that her time in New York was up.