- Look up
chiffonier in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. The term
chiffonier, also chiffonnier, may
refer to one of at
least two
types of furniture. Its...
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generally old-fashioned) kind of
chiffonier." The
drawing room is
itself a term for a
formal reception room, and a
chiffonier is, in this sense, a
small sideboard...
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large piece of furniture, a
mirrored dressing table (also
known as a
chiffonier), was placed. It is
thought that she may have used this
mirror to work...
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serving food,
rather than the item of
furniture Cellarette (liquor cabinet)
Chiffonier China cabinet Credenza Hutch (furniture)
Madia (furniture)
Sideboard (Edward...
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construction to "bureau desks", po****r in the 18th century. A
chifforobe (from
chiffonier + wardrobe) is a
combination of a
wardrobe and a
chest of drawers. In...
- time."[citation needed] The term
itself is a
portmanteau of the
words chiffonier and wardrobe. The word is used in the
United States,
primarily in the...
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Museum by a pair of
inlaid corner-cupboards. These, with a
bureau and a
chiffonier in the
French national Garde Meuble, in
which bouquets of
flowers are...
- and
seized letters and
envelopes that they
found in the
drawer of a
chiffonier. W****s'
papers were used to
convict W****s of
transporting lottery tickets...
- Stoker's
short story, The
Burial of the Rats (1896) is set
amongst the
chiffoniers of the
Montrouge district of
Paris in 1850. "Original Rags" is an 1899...
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introduction to Tillier's
biography and work. His most
successful work was "
Chiffonier de Paris" in 1847. He
worked with
other dramatists in a long
series of...
