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544 - A French Louis XV-Style Kingwood, Tulipwood, Marquetry-Inlaid and Ebonised Work Table, stamped Paul Sormani, 10, r.Charlot, Paris, 3rd quarter 19th century, the crossbanded top inlaid with foliage and musical trophies above a single drawer with an engraved brass lock, on turned and fluted ebonised legs joined by a flattened stretcher 67cm by 40cm by 74cm Paul Sormani (1817-1866) and Paul-Charles (b. 5th February 1849). Paul Sormani established the firm in 1847 at 7 Cimetière Saint-Nicolas in Paris. They moved in 1854 to 114 rue du Temple, and then in 1867 to 10, rue Charlot. The firm was present at all major exhibitions, as well as excellent quality reproductions of the Garde Meuble National furniture. For further reading see Payne (Christopher) European Furniture of the 19th Century, pg.44
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A French Louis XV-Style Kingwood, Tulipwood, Marquetry-Inlaid and Ebonised Work Table, stamped Paul Sormani, 10, r.Charlot, Paris, 3rd quarter 19th century, the crossbanded top inlaid with foliage and musical trophies above a single drawer with an engraved brass lock, on turned and fluted ebonised legs joined by a flattened stretcher 67cm by 40cm by 74cm Paul Sormani (1817-1866) and Paul-Charles (b. 5th February 1849). Paul Sormani established the firm in 1847 at 7 Cimetière Saint-Nicolas in Paris. They moved in 1854 to 114 rue du Temple, and then in 1867 to 10, rue Charlot. The firm was present at all major exhibitions, as well as excellent quality reproductions of the Garde Meuble National furniture. For further reading see Payne (Christopher) European Furniture of the 19th Century, pg.44
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