ANDRÉ SORNAY (1902–2000) Dotted stud detailing Pair of end tables or modernist furniture pieces, consisting of two elements, crafted from ash in a sandwich-style construction with ash veneer panels and stud detailing; can be used as a console table, desk, or side table. Each unit features a hinged top finished with a quarter-round edge. The stud patterns run along the edges of the side panels and the movable flaps on each side. 1930s. Veneer gaps. Cold-stamped with “SORNAY France Étranger Breveté.” Dimensions of the two pieces joined together: Height: 69 cm – Length: 94 cm – Depth: 59 cm
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Lot no. 55

ANDRÉ SORNAY (1902–2000) Dotted stud detailing Pair of end tables or modernist furniture pieces, consisting of two elements, crafted from ash in a sandwich-style construction with ash veneer panels and stud detailing; can be used as a console table, desk, or side table. Each unit features a hinged top finished with a quarter-round edge. The stud patterns run along the edges of the side panels and the movable flaps on each side. 1930s. Veneer gaps. Cold-stamped with “SORNAY France Étranger Breveté.” Dimensions of the two pieces joined together: Height: 69 cm – Length: 94 cm – Depth: 59 cm

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ANDRÉ SORNAY (1902–2000) Dotted stud detailing Pair of end tables or modernist furniture pieces, consisting of two elements, crafted from ash in a sandwich-style construction with ash veneer panels and stud detailing; can be used as a console table, desk, or side table. Each unit features a hinged top finished with a quarter-round edge. The stud patterns run along the edges of the side panels and the movable flaps on each side. 1930s. Veneer gaps. Cold-stamped with “SORNAY France Étranger Breveté.” Dimensions of the two pieces joined together: Height: 69 cm – Length: 94 cm – Depth: 59 cm
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20th-Century Decorative Arts and Sculpture
Friday 27 November・14:00 (Europe/Paris)
Salle 5-6 - Hôtel Drouot 9, rue Drouot 75009 Paris