- gl****, or a pair of
identical commodes would flank the
chimneypiece or
occupy the
center of each end wall. Bombé
commodes, with
surfaces shaped in three...
- A
commode chair,
known in
British English simply as a
commode, is a type of
chair used by
someone who
needs help
going to the
toilet due to illness, injury...
-
public pressure."
Starting a
national crusade to cast away coin-operated
commodes,
Gessel told newsmen, "You can have a fifty-dollar bill, but if you don't...
-
Regency and
early style of
Louis XV,
particularly in the
commodes of
Charles Cressent,
commodes became more graceful, with
longer S-shaped legs and espagnolettes...
- ****anese lacquer. The
meuble d'appui was a type of
commode with
doors on the front, which, like
commodes, had a
marble top and a
highly decorated face, and...
- In
business literature,
commoditization is
defined as the
process by
which goods that have
economic value and are
distinguishable in
terms of attributes...
-
Caroliner Rainbow Gumcuppers - "Fixing and
Mixing Cracked Skulls" b/w
Commode Minstrels in
Bullface - "Theme From the
Destruction of the **** Man" (P...
- Neo-classicism in
France 1974, p. 219. Case furniture, such as tables,
commodes and cabinets, were
clearly distinguished in
France from seat furniture...
- A
bidet shower—also
known as a
handheld bidet,
commode shower,
toilet shower,
health faucet, bum shower, jet spray, hand shower,shatafa (from the Arabic:...
-
early chests and
commodes were
often of dark wood,
which made them sombre. André-Charles
Boulle lightened the
appearance of the
commodes with marquetry...
