Meanings of carve ebony in English

The chairs, etc., covered with similar stuff, were of carved ebony.

His glance wandered from thence to the carved ebony chair.

It looked like carved ebony, the muscles were so defined.

On either side of the room were elegantly- carved ebony chairs, with marble or agate panels.

Mrs. Verne was seated at a daintily- carved ebony work-table.

Here also were found the carved ebony doors of a shrine, now in the Cairo Museum.

He got up and took a small carved ebony box from the top of his bureau.

There are some curious old cabinets in carved ebony, set out with statuettes, vases, flowers, and nick-nacks.

Strangwise sat down on the other side of a curiously carved ebony table, his big automatic before him.

The tall bedstead with its red and yellow stamped velvet curtains and carved ebony posts looked like an Indian temple.

Two dark-skinned men, one in conventional evening dress, were with her; they had small fine features and hair like carved ebony.

A third man, she could see, held a walking stick, a carved ebony stick with an animal head- alion?- atoneend

Skilled in his trade of carving ebony and hard wood, he attended at Pharaoh's court, and accordingly also worked in the temples.

The pulpit is of rosewood, inlaid with ivory and ebony, and in what is called the "haikal-screen" there are some fine specimens of carved ebony.