1612 - Grotto Table — Pauly & Cie Artistic Cabinetmakers, Venice, 19th century — Carvings inspired by the marine world; three curved, three-dimensional dolphin legs, with a crossbar featuring three shells between them; tabletop shaped like a scallop shell. Softwood, silver-plated and lustrously painted. 83 x 49 x 46 cm. - Cf. Heinrich Kreisel: The Art of German Furniture. Late Baroque and Rococo. Vol. 2, Munich 1970, p. 320ff. - Sales catalog of Pauly & Cie, Venice 1904. - Georg Himmelheber: “The Peculiar Grotto Furniture.” In: *Weltkunst* 3/1983, pp. 202–209.

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