Paul Storr

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An 1810 vermeil wine cooler with bas-relief frieze located in the Vermeil Room of the White House.
An 1810 vermeil wine cooler with bas-relief frieze located in the Vermeil Room of the White House.
A Paul Storr Caryatid as part of an 1812 dessert stand
A Paul Storr Caryatid as part of an 1812 dessert stand

Paul Storr (b. 1771- d. 4 March 1844) was a British sculptor, goldsmith and designer working in the Neoclassical style.

An example of his work is the cup made for the British admiral Lord Nelson to signify his victory at the Battle of the Nile.

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