Meanings of lambrequin in English

A big man with a lambrequin mustache was filling the rear seat measurably well.

Maybe she'll make a lambrequin for the piano or an embroidered smoking-jacket for the old man-a'layour Ladies' Home Companion.

A curtain, preferably of some dark color, should be hung on each side, and a lambrequin or valance across the top.

A suite in Paris, immense high grave rooms, with lambrequins and a balcony.

The walls and carpets and lambrequins are a heavy dark green.

The severe line is also produced by velvet draperies topped by straight-lined lambrequins.

Satin lambrequins were festooned with colossal cord and tassels of bullion.

Lambrequins dependent from gaudy boxings of beaten tin, gilded.

Medora, among her grilles and lambrequins, was only too willing to talk about young Cope.

Above this sign were the words, "Marie Lambrequin," no doubt the man's name.

Are those lambrequins in the way?

Unless her ears are deformed this style of hirsute lambrequins should not be worn by a full, round-faced woman.

She led him into a spacious room cluttered with lambrequins, stringy portieres, grilles, scroll-work, bric-a-brac....

The salon had curtains at its windows of old red damask, with lambrequins, tied back at the sides with silken cords.

And as you enter the tunnel, the last thing you see is the onyx canal and the old women fishing for lambrequins and palfreys.

She daily inspected both her lavishly distributed lambrequins and her "gentleman roomers'" mail, with an occasional discreet excursion into their unlocked trunks.