- A
close stool was an
early type of
portable toilet, made in the
shape of a
cabinet or box at
sitting height with an
opening in the top. The
external structure...
- The
Groom of the
Stool (formally styled: "Groom of the King's
Close Stool") was the most
intimate of an
English monarch's courtiers,
initially responsible...
-
restroom Historical terms Aphedron Chamber pot
Close stool Dansker Garderobe Gong
farmer Groom of the
Stool Night soil Pail
closet Privy midden Reredorter...
- flip-back armrests. Historically,
similar pieces of
equipment were the
close stool and the
chamber pot. The
commode chair evolved from
these in the 18th...
-
historic equivalent is the
close stool,
hence the
coveted and
prestigious position Groom of the
Stool for a
courtier close to the monarch.) This piece...
-
toilet training techniques.
These include:
Using a
toilet seat adapter, foot
stool, or
potty chair to
ensure easy
access for the
child Encouraging and praising...
- for the Duke of
Queensbury included the
modern convenience of "a lead
close stool in a
wainscot box with a lead pipe for the
water to come in and a large...
- rose as
usual at 6:00 am,
drank a cup of hot chocolate, and went to his
close stool alone.
After a few minutes, his
valet heard a loud
crash and entered...
-
garderobe is also used to
refer to a
medieval or
Renaissance toilet or a
close stool. In a
medieval castle, a
garderobe was
usually a
simple hole discharging...
- Canada. The
velvet upholstered close stool used by
William III is on
display at
Hampton Court Palace; see
Groom of the
Stool.
Early versions of the "Elsan...
