Paul Sormani (1817 – 1877) was a preeminent 19th Century Italian cabinetmaker (ébéniste) of Lombard-Venetian origin. Having moved to Paris, Sormani established his workshop there in 1847 and soon began
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This French cabinet features an interior fully clad in mirror – back, top, bottom, and sides, creating an impressive display space for bottles, glassware or decor, and its fitted with
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This exquisite early 20th century French Loyuis XV style cabinet features reverse diamond matched Rosewood panels with subtle crossbanding, a triple nosed marble top, and intricate gilt bronze mounts, resting
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This French Louis XVI style folding table made from rich, figured mahogany features brass-clad edging, turned legs, and it unfolds nearly seamlessly, making it versatile for various uses such as
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This elegant French buffet in the Louis XV style is crafted from richly grained cherrywood and topped with a contoured and beveled marble. Its gently curved silhouette and finely carved
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This Chest of Drawers, or “commode à doucine,” was constructed during the reign of Louis Philippe (1830-1848) in stunning flamed mahogany. It features four drawers, including a curved upper drawer
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Rare and captivating bronze statue, titled “Arab on Horse” by Antoine Louis Barye, mounted on green granite. Circa 1860’s Dimensions: Height: 29″ Length: 24″ Depth: 11″
This exceptional early 20th-century Louis XV style buffet in richly grained Kingwood is an exceptional example of French craftsmanship and Rococo style. Featuring reverse diamond matched panels within ornate ormolu
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This beautiful French coffee table features an églomisé mirror (reverse painted and/or gilded) top, detailed with gilded scrollwork that forms a striking decorative reserve. Its wrought iron base highlights hand-hammered
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This pair of trestle benches features a sturdy and rustic design, crafted from solid teak with a warm, beautiful patina. The crossed legs and pegged joints reflect traditional craftsmanship, while
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An antique black lacquered cabinet featuring intricate brass hardware and stunning hand-painted gilt scenes of traditional figures and floral motifs, likely from the late Qing Dynasty or early 20th century.
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This rare, mid-century modern sofa, attributed to renowned Danish designer Fritz Henningsen, showcases a subtly curved silhouette, solid teak legs, and soft sheepskin upholstery. Perfect for those seeking a blend
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An intricately decorated, lacquered, three-piece Korean cabinet adorned with motifs in mother-of-pearl inlay. Each door features a central medallion containing unique combinations of birds, koi fish, and floral patterns, symbolizing
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This French shopkeepers desk, crafted during the reign of Napoleon III period (mid-19th century), is a fine example of the era’s elegant and functional design. Made from ebonized wood, it
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This stunning oval mirror from Paris showcases 19th-century French elegance and craftsmanship in the Louis XVI style. The gold leaf has a rich patina and features hand-carved flowers, garlands, and
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A striking chandelier by Valentina in a bold black and gold color scheme, complemented by a cascade of high quality crystals that reflect light beautifully. Designed to make a statement,
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This stunning beauty is called Jasmine by: Schonbek. Very elegant and simple with the highest quality crystal. Features a sparkling Optic Crystal centerpiece cut with large angular facets that generate
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Gold crystal chandelier made in Italy. The frame is solid brass with a gold gilt finish. Eight lights in total and the crystals are high quality and sparkle beautifully. Two
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A French Art Deco coffee table, attributed to Raymond Subes, featuring a circular marble top supported by a hand-crafted wrought iron base, striking a perfect balance between functionality and artistry.
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This French carved giltwood X-stool, also known as a tabouret, was hand-carved and assembled using traditional joinery techniques during the last quarter of the 19th century (circa 1875-1895). These stools
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