Epstein Secrets

as to be properly installed on Little Saint James Island, and the staining and finishing were to be completed. 8. Between May 2009 and March 2010, Fancelli proceeded to install the Library Cabinetry on Little St. James Island. As of the date of this Affidavit, however, Fancelli has failed to fully comp

celli holds itself out as skilled in intricate wood sculpting and specializing in the reproduction of fine antique cabinetry and woodwork. In fact, Fancelli's website advertises that Fancelli's "[learn of artisans, sculptors and cabinet makers uphold the tradition and carry on the sophisticated art of fi

abinetry, entry doors, bookcases, bookshelves, columns, cornices, wood paneling and sliding window shutters, for the library in the Office Pavilion (the "Library Cabinetry"). My design for the library of the Office Pavilion, as agreed to by Mr. Epstein, required that the Library Cabinetry was to be a reproduction of t

as to be properly installed on Little Saint James Island, and the staining and finishing were to be completed. 8. Between May 2009 and March 2010, Fancelli proceeded to install the Library Cabinetry on Little St. James Island. As of the date of this Affidavit, however, Fancelli has failed to fully comp

celli holds itself out as skilled in intricate wood sculpting and specializing in the reproduction of fine antique cabinetry and woodwork. In fact, Fancelli's website advertises that Fancelli's "[learn of artisans, sculptors and cabinet makers uphold the tradition and carry on the sophisticated art of fi

abinetry, entry doors, bookcases, bookshelves, columns, cornices, wood paneling and sliding window shutters, for the library in the Office Pavilion (the "Library Cabinetry"). My design for the library of the Office Pavilion, as agreed to by Mr. Epstein, required that the Library Cabinetry was to be a reproduction of t

to Mr. Jean Pierre Fancelli. 5 In addition, Defendant specifically informed Plaintiffs' counsel, Darren lndyke, that because of limitations with Mr. Fancelli's ability to communicate in English, Mr. lndyke should communicate with Mr. Fancelli through Mr. Barthod . Pl. Ex. 3 Thus, Mr. Barthod has been pre

Ex. 4. In support of its argument for insufficient service of process, Defendant asserts that the ...Summons and Complaint (sic) were delivered to Fancelli's office in New York on or about November 29, 2010 and left at that location with an unauthorized employee of Fancelli Paneling, Inc." However, Mr.

abinetry, entry doors, bookcases, bookshelves, columns, cornices, wood paneling and sliding window shutters, for the library in the Office Pavilion (the "Library Cabinetry"). My design concept for the library of the Office Pavilion, as agreed to by Mr. Epstein, was inspired by the library at El Escorial in Spain. I al

as to be properly installed on Little Saint James Island, and the staining and finishing were to be completed. 8. Between May 2009 and March 2010, Fancelli proceeded to install the Library Cabinetry on Little St. James Island. As of the date of this Affidavit, however, Fancelli has failed to frilly com

celli holds itself out as skilled in intricate wood sculpting and specializing in the reproduction of fine antique cabinetry and woodwork. In fact, Fancelli's website advertises that Fancelli's Itjeam of artisans, sculptors and cabinet makers uphold the tradition and carry on the sophisticated art of fin

abinetry, entry doors, bookcases, bookshelves, columns, cornices, wood paneling and sliding window shutters, for the library in the Office Pavilion (the "Library Cabinetry"). My design for the library of the Office Pavilion, as agreed to by Mr. Epstein, required that the Library Cabinetry was to be a reproduction of t

ork, which is engaged in the business of restoration and reproduction of antique wood panels and cabinetry in the United States, Canada and Europe. Fancelli's website at http://www.fancelli-paneling.com advertises Jean- Pierre Fancelli as a master of his craft, trained as an architect who "works directly

on. 5,6. Molynewc's services included the design, as well as the delivery and installation, of cabinetry, bookshelves, columns, and wood paneling (the "Library Cabinetry") for the library in the Office Pavilion. Molyneux's design for the library of the Office Pavilion, as agreed to by Epstein, required that the Libr