Meanings of gilded wood in English

In it were sofas, armchairs, and stools of mahogany or white gilded wood.

Still, she clasped the gilded wood trim, then the glass knob.

Four pieces of gilded wood, covered with a piece of velvet.

A superb screen of carved and gilded wood stood before an open door above.

Note the Empire electric light fixtures in hand-carved gilded wood, reproductions of an antique silver applique.

There were many pictures in large gilded frames and many mirrors similarly encircled with gilded wood.

A crown and scepter made of gilded wood.

It has, also, a crucifixion in high relief, in a cellar, with a sun of gilded wood.

A thick Turkey carpet covered the floor, and large arm-chairs of gilded wood, in the severe Louis XIV.

An empty chair stood at the lower end of the table- aredchair, he saw, with gilded wood.

Next Chiquita swam lazily downward, made a brief scarlet flutter on the beach, seized an elaborate double mirror set in gilded wood.

King Hizdahr had replaced the bench with two imposing thrones of gilded wood, their tall backs carved into the shape of dragons.

She wanted to examine the grouped furniture whose pale coverings and gilded wood glimmered attractively even in the darkest corner of the garret.

On our way back from the docks, we joined her in an oversized covered palanquin, framed in gilded wood and encrusted with jewels.

A little wall-shrine of carved, painted and gilded wood, on the opposite wall, held a statuette of Saint Eloi, the patron of metal-workers.

Here again there is the beauty of balance: two Italian candlesticks of carved and gilded wood flank a marble bust on the mantel shelf.