Significats de mahogany bookcase en anglès

While he talked to her with affected gallantry, she looked at the mahogany bookcase.

Behind the glazed doors of the mahogany bookcase appeared Hume and Smollett, Scott and Shakespeare; and conspicuous among these a handsome family Bible.

A Victorian mahogany bookcase, its doors flanked by spiral twist columns, sold to the English trade for £4,700.

A less expensive price should be secured for a Victorian mahogany bookcase, which is expected to make £2,000£3,000.

A 19thcentury marquetry mahogany fold-over card table fetched £1,350 and a small 19th-centurymahogany bookcase sold for £1,200.

A George III-style mahogany bureau bookcase carries a pre-sale estimate of £1,000-£1,500 ,asdoes a Victorian mahogany bookcase.

A set of 12 Victorian mahogany dining chairs, a four-door mahogany bookcase and a Victorian extension dining table all have the same estimates of £3,000-£5,000

An Irish William IV serving table sold for £1,000 less than this figure, while a Victorian mahogany bookcase with two glass panelled doors fetched £840.

Ornate mahogany bookcases line each level, from floor to molding.

The walls were lined with ornately carved mahogany bookcases.

He led us into a long narrow chamber lined on either side with tall mahogany bookcases.

The mahogany bookcases stretched away on either hand, and there were cobwebs on the diamond panes and dust on the ancient tomes.

These and several small mahogany bookcases still preserved in the present audiencia of Havana, are the only tangible remains of this noted court.

It was an octagon library, lined with mahogany bookcases filled with bound books which looked as though they hadn't been disturbed for fifty years.