Meanings of mahogany sideboard in English

Granet had approached the dark mahogany sideboard and was fingering some bottles.

On an ancient mahogany sideboard were various bottles and bowls of punch.

All at once his eye was caught by an old mahogany sideboard.

On the mahogany sideboard reposed a cruet-stand and a green dish of very red apples.

A mahogany sideboard stood against one wall and was heavily laden with vases and photographs.

In the noonday shadows of a recess was a dark mahogany sideboard loaded with softly gleaming silver-Honora's

The dining-room was a large and splendid apartment, and the silver still lay upon the great mahogany sideboard.

The old mahogany sideboard yielded knife, fork, and spoon; salt and pepper; from the right-hand drawer, a fresh napkin.

On the other side of the hall, in the dining-room, stood a carved mahogany sideboard holding decanters and glasses.

An old-fashioned mahogany sideboard with a framed imitation Stubbs hung above it -horses in a brittle eighteenth-centurylandscape.

The same silverware and cut glass which they had used were before him on the mahogany sideboard; the same china.

At the back of the apartment, immediately behind Mrs. Downey, an immense mahogany sideboard shone wine-dark in a gorgeous gloom.

On the right-hand side there was a dark mahogany sideboard with a collection of nineteenth-century silver-jugs and candlesticks and decorated tankards.

A mahogany sideboard stood at the upper end of the room; in one window hung a cage which contained a feeble canary.

The only things about which he was particular were a very long dining-table that would hold four-and-twenty, and a new mahogany sideboard.

The room was light at the far end, where the two windows were, and dark at the door-end where the mahogany sideboard was.