1940s Bench-Made French Oak Sideboard Cabinet attributed to Paul Dupre-Lafon Sold It is constructed from Oak

It is constructed from Oak wood with an ebonized finish

These particular examples date to the 1960s

designed by James Howell for Tri-Mark Designs in the 1970s

The top is made of satin-coated Italian Arabescato marble that is quarried in the Carrara region

having black and dark red tones with white veins that move throughout the piece

1940s Bench-Made French Oak Sideboard Cabinet attributed to Paul Dupre-Lafon Sold It is constructed from OakThis is a Bench Made French Oak Sideboard dating to the 1940s. The piece is attributed to Paul Dupr Lafon, a designer and architect who is well known for his coveted French Modernist Art Deco furniture. This sideboard splits into two separate pieces for moving and installation. The wood features a dark brown stain which nicely amplifies the grain, and the design offers numerous sliding doors and hidden compartments. The original cylindrical steel