Meanings of small conservatory in English

Then he darted into a small conservatory attached to the sitting room.

Leading out of the drawing-room was a small conservatory, filled with plants.

Here were the three glass sides of a small conservatory.

There was a small conservatory where the orchids were kept.

Then there is the single room, ended by a small conservatory, which is the restaurant itself.

They happened, at the moment, to be standing near a small conservatory at the end of the garden.

The large dining-room was a long, low, octagonal apartment, with a small conservatory opening out at the lower end.

He had walked out five miles, he told her, to the garden of a friend who had a small conservatory.

Mr. Dickson had improvised a pretty flight of stairs leading into a small conservatory, and that opened into the garden.

Two-bedroom houses with a small conservatory and larger gardens are priced at €394,969.

He ordered sent to his room two dozen rich lipped roses, a half dozen potted plants, and a small conservatory of ferns.

As well as the 26-ft-long reception room there is a small conservatory and a long kitchen-breakfastroom with picture windows overlooking a tiny garden.

Miss L'Estrange was standing alone in the small conservatory on the morning following her eventful conversation with Lord Arleigh, when the latter was announced.

When she had concluded Enid, with whom Walter was seated, rose and passed into the small conservatory, which was prettily illuminated with fairy lights.