Louis XIV-Style Table with Surviving Town & Emanuel London Paper Label

a Louis XIV-style side table of fruitwood with inlaid top, sides, and legs, ormolu trim around top, on legs and feet, single long drawer at one end, remarkable surviving Town & Emanuel paper label on drawer bottom, England, 1830-1849

LONDON
105 NEW BOND STt.     

Bo. of Town & Emanuel
Manufacturers
OF BUHL MARQUETRIE, RESNER & CARVED FURNITURE,
TRIPODS, SCREENS &c. OF THE FINEST & MOST SUPURB
DESIGNS OF THE TIMES OF LOUIS 14TH. SPLENDID CABINETS
& TABLES INLAID WITH FINE SEVRE & DRESDEN CHINA &c.

BY APPOINTMENT TO HER MAJESTY
Old paintings, Bronzes, Carvings,
Oriental & Other China, Jewelry
& Curiosities, Bought & Exchanged,
Buhl & Antique Furniture Repaired

No. 224 (written in ink)

"Town & Emanuel belonged to the first generation of London cabinet-makers to deal extensively in old furniture, promoting it as 'curious' and antiquarian rather than simply second-hand; by which means they also stimulated the market for their own output in revivalist styles, a field in which they were likewise pioneers."
Town & Emanuel by Frances Collard
Furniture History, Vol. 32 (1996), pp.81-89 (9 pages)