Small 19th Century Mahogany Cabinets by Paul Sormani, Set of 2

Set of two Bibus, results of a Parisian Remarkable work, recalling the creations of Paul Sormani (1817-1877). The Famous Italian Cabinetmaker founded the house of the same name in 1847 in the French capital. The company soon specializes in the reproduction of Small furniture of the eighteenth century, especially those inspired by the Louis XV and Louis XVI styles. The Empress Eugenie, wife of Napoleon III, decorating his works of Sormani Palace, contributed to his fame, and the Working Artist was awarded several times during the Universal Exhibitions.These are entirely designed Bibus Mahogany Speckled.Only above are the Marble colors Dark Green and Violet nuances of a white veining. These trays are belted rods Brass grooved.The interiors, with holes at regular intervals, are state-trimmed three shelves per unit, put on cleats. These are perfectly adjustable and modular distribution.The high sleepers Bibus these are gracefully contoured, and the amounts are Rounded.These ads are based on distinguished Libraries bases by chopsticks Brass and curved legs ending in mind Louis XV. Those in the front are decorated Falls Bronze book.We recognize the softness of the lines, the elegance and the great adaptability of the Small Furniture Fancy. At the 1867 International Exhibition, Sormani work was described as ''''production quality of revealing any First Order of Execution.'''' Terms that would apply perfectly to this pair Bibus.********Period: Late nineteenthExcellent condition after restoration in our workshop. Vernie finish after stripping the old.