blanket chest造句

• They were thinking more like bookcases, or blanket chests.
• A cupboard, blanket chest, and dining room table from the early nineteenth century are also presently displayed.
• Not knowing how to play the instrument, she'd stored it within a blanket chest inside a closet.
• Also rare is a blanket chest, circa 1850, from Enfield, N . H ., with a brilliant bittersweet-red finish.
• And we were very weak on Maine forms in furniture until Cy found an elaborately painted 1830s blanket chest.
• Hale's coffee tables, bookcases, liquor cabinets and blanket chests all are designed to go with their owners to their graves.
• He built dressers, tables, a blanket chest, a corner cabinet for the television, a game table with an inlaid checkerboard top.
• The sale includes antique card tables, Shaker chests of drawers, whirligigs, appliqued coverlets, hooked rugs, weather vanes, blanket chests and game boards.
• A queen-size cherry pencil-post bed costs $ 3, 195; a curly-maple blanket chest with a cherry lid and cedar bottom is $ 2, 395.
• As she braced her legs, Thomas pointed out a dark, multifaceted boulder as large as a blanket chest, conspicuously lodged among smaller, more colorful rocks.
• Furniture includes a hutch cupboard inlaid with holly and bog oak from 1630 on a late 17th-century cupboard, two panel-back carved armchairs and a blanket chest.
• Fortunately, you can easily draw the dimensions out full-size on newsprint or an artist's pad before you start; it's hard to do that with a blanket chest.
• Earlier this year, Colonial Williamsburg bought an exuberantly decorated, Spitler blanket chest at a Sotheby's auction for dlrs 343, 500, a record for a piece of painted furniture.
• Besides, notes Maertens, you can order a ready-made or do-it-yourself straw coffin and use it ahead of your time as a blanket chest, coffee table or wine rack.
• Williamsburg owns three pieces, a clock and two blanket chests, and in 1986 Ralph Esmerian, the president of the folk art museum, acquired the clock that helped identify Spitler.
• That record was finally eclipsed in May, when the most exuberantly decorated Spitler piece, a blanket chest, was auctioned by Sotheby's in Charlottesvile, Va ., for $ 343, 500.
• One good source for such furniture is International Country of Albertville, Minn . Tim Franke, one of the owners, said : " We currently have 115 Eastern European blanket chests and 35 painted wardrobes.
• Leslie Keno pointed out a discovery that will be part of Sotheby's Jan . 19 sale, " Important Americana " : a Pilgrim Connecticut blanket chest that was discovered in a dump in Old Lyme, Conn.
• And these works _ in addition to the clock, a corner cupboard, a miniature chest and the mate to the whimsically decorated blanket chest auctioned in May _ are all promised gifts to the folk art museum.
• Other projects in the book ( there are eight ) include a marble-top table painted with birds, a blanket chest with a north-woods fishing scene, a cupboard with botanical illustrations and a desk decorated with Tuscan-style fruit.