Paul SORMANI (1817 - 1877) Wooden beveled glass Casket covered with brown leather


Born in Venice, Paul Sormani set up in Paris by the middle of 19th century. He specialised in creating furniture and works of art mainly in Louis XV and Louis XVI styles. He exhibited at many Expositions Universelles, among which Paris in 1855 where he was awarded a first class medal, London in 1862 where he received another medal and in Paris in 1867. Everyone agreed that his creations revealed the highest standards of quality; during the 1867 Universal Exhibition the catalogue described his work as follows : “toute sa production révèle une qualité d’exécution de tout premier ordre”. In 1867, he moved to 10, rue Charlot, where he met a great success until his death in 1877. His wife and son took over the business and later moved it to 134, Boulevard Haussmann. From this date onwards pieces are normally signed “Veuve Sormani & Fils”. The Sormani mark is either stamped on the wood or engraved on the lock plate, incorporating the address

24 cm L x 18 cm W x 13 cm H
9 1/2 " L x 7 " W x 5 " H

4 brass round legs

Engraved monogram on Glass top

Bevelled glasses

Inside blue satin/velvet lining

No key available



Velvet lining is new as was damaged
Signs of wear on the leather and some tiny scratches on the glasses due to the age and use

libraco item #17588


Swiss package: USA, Canada $ 32,00
France, UK $ 26,00
For other country please contact me. All shipping are insured and with tracking.

Shipping information
The buyer prepays plus insured shipping and handling from Switzerland
Admittedly, postage is a major consideration before venturing to purchase from abroad.We will gladly try to save postage on multiple purchases where we can safely pack items together.We use professional packing materials, such as plenty of bubble wrap and polystyrene popcorn. Safety comes first and, althoughwe will doour best to save on postage for you,we believe it is in the buyers best interest never to do so at the risk of safety.
Delivery to the Post Office ismadethe day after receipt of payment.

Payment information
We accept bank transfers and PayPal.

Return policy information
Our items are sold AS IS. In general, all sales are final. Returns are only accepted if there is a substantial discrepancy between the description/pictures and the received item. The item description and images represent this item to our best ability to provide accurate and complete information. Because each buyer has its own set of standards and expectations for any item under consideration, and because you are relying upon description and images to examine this item, it is essential to ask any questions regarding anything about this item well before the end of the auction.

Thank you for your interest.
Libraco


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Paul SORMANI (1817 - 1877) Wooden beveled glass Casket covered with brown leather


Born in Venice, Paul Sormani set up in Paris by the middle of 19th century. He specialised in creating furniture and works of art mainly in Louis XV and Louis XVI styles. He exhibited at many Expositions Universelles, among which Paris in 1855 where he was awarded a first class medal, London in 1862 where he received another medal and in Paris in 1867. Everyone agreed that his creations revealed the highest standards of quality; during the 1867 Universal Exhibition the catalogue described his work as follows : “toute sa production révèle une qualité d’exécution de tout premier ordre”. In 1867, he moved to 10, rue Charlot, where he met a great success until his death in 1877. His wife and son took over the business and later moved it to 134, Boulevard Haussmann. From this date onwards pieces are normally signed “Veuve Sormani & Fils”. The Sormani mark is either stamped on the wood or engraved on the lock plate, incorporating the address

24 cm L x 18 cm W x 13 cm H
9 1/2 " L x 7 " W x 5 " H

4 brass round legs

Engraved monogram on Glass top

Bevelled glasses

Inside blue satin/velvet lining

No key available



Velvet lining is new as was damaged
Signs of wear on the leather and some tiny scratches on the glasses due to the age and use

libraco item #17588


Swiss package: USA, Canada $ 32,00
France, UK $ 26,00
For other country please contact me. All shipping are insured and with tracking.

Shipping information
The buyer prepays plus insured shipping and handling from Switzerland
Admittedly, postage is a major consideration before venturing to purchase from abroad.We will gladly try to save postage on multiple purchases where we can safely pack items together.We use professional packing materials, such as plenty of bubble wrap and polystyrene popcorn. Safety comes first and, althoughwe will doour best to save on postage for you,we believe it is in the buyers best interest never to do so at the risk of safety.
Delivery to the Post Office ismadethe day after receipt of payment.

Payment information
We accept bank transfers and PayPal.

Return policy information
Our items are sold AS IS. In general, all sales are final. Returns are only accepted if there is a substantial discrepancy between the description/pictures and the received item. The item description and images represent this item to our best ability to provide accurate and complete information. Because each buyer has its own set of standards and expectations for any item under consideration, and because you are relying upon description and images to examine this item, it is essential to ask any questions regarding anything about this item well before the end of the auction.

Thank you for your interest.
Libraco


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Paul SORMANI (1817 - 1877) Wooden beveled glass Casket tendance covered with brown leathe
Paul SORMANI (1817 - 1877) Wooden beveled glass Casket tendance covered with brown leathe
Paul SORMANI (1817 - 1877) Wooden beveled glass Casket tendance covered with brown leathe