- of
furniture incorporating a
chest of
drawers and a
wardrobe on top. A
highboy consists of
double chest of
drawers (a chest-on-chest), with the lower...
- on "
highboy" trucks, as that
option package was
developed specifically for slide-in campers;
raising the
center of
gravity further on a
Highboy truck...
-
called in
contradistinction to (and
designed to match) the
tallboy or
highboy chest of drawers.
Lowboys and
tallboys were
favorite pieces of the 18th...
-
American South. Nightstand, a
small table or
similar next to a bed
Lowboy and
highboy "Cambridge
Dictionaries online,
entry for Commode".
Retrieved 20 January...
-
nicknamed the "
Highboy"
following the
launch of the "III Lowboy" (around 1970) in
order not to
confuse the two models. Both the III "
Highboy" and III Lowboy...
- York, with a top
broken pediment,
reminiscent of
those found in
Baroque highboys, by
Philip Johnson, 1981-1984
Broken pediment of San
Marcello al Corso...
- Walt
Disney World of Furniture", the
store is
known for its 85-foot-tall
highboy, and is the
first of the
group of
stores which in 2004 came to be known...
- A
highboy full of
drawer pulls,
backed by
eschutcheon plates...
- This high
chest of drawers, also
known as a
highboy or tallboy, is part of the
Decorative Arts
collection of the
Indianapolis Museum of Art in Indianapolis...
-
British merchants.
Philadelphian cabinet makers built elegant desks and
highboys.
German artisans created intricately carved designs on
their chests and...
