cabriole造句

• A more diminutive table with slender cabriole legs has a striking, dark red Togidashi lacquered finish, rubbed to let the black undercolor show through.
• It has womanly _ Edwardian womanly _ legs, whose naughty cabriole curves look as if they are meant to be hidden under a woolen skirt.
• The four cabriole legs, coiled like dragons, rest on squat wooden " cushions, " but there's more, much more.
• All had their quota of baroque curtsies and folk patterns before the choreography led into impish strutting on toe for the women and the men's cabriole competitions.
• He has a pair of 18th-century gilded Roman consoles, with veneered marble tops and cabriole legs ending in horse hooves, priced at $ 45, 000.
• Stroking the chair's curved front leg, he continued : " The American cabriole leg has less knee and more ankle and thigh than its English equivalent.
• New purple and gold drapes were hung in the room, and 42 rosewood balloon-back } } side chairs with cabriole legs and a heart-shaped crest.
• Made around 1710, the desk has flared cabriole legs with scrolled acanthus mounts of ormolu, or gilded bronze, attributed to Andre-Charles Boulle ( 1642-1732 ).
• He squirmed in his chair, " writes the novelist, remembering the way his mother " used to go on about cabriole legs and pie-crust tables ."
• Made of mahogany with some gilding, each has a delicate pierced back whose top rail is adorned with a Chinese pagoda and beautifully carved cabriole legs ending in scroll-carved toes.
• The other is a truly ravishing painted chest from Jersey in the Channel Islands, with cabriole legs and tulip and rose motifs in pale red and blue finished with feathery white lines.
• This tour de force of political symbolism looks like a choir stall stuck in a doorway, a vigorously carved throne that seems about to walk away on its cabriole legs and pad feet.
• Regional differences emerged in American cabriole leg styles by the mid to late 18th century; for example, the Commonwealth of Massachusetts style featured a very slender cabriole leg compared to other American locales.
• Regional differences emerged in American cabriole leg styles by the mid to late 18th century; for example, the Commonwealth of Massachusetts style featured a very slender cabriole leg compared to other American locales.
• _A pair of Louis XVI fauteuils en cabriole chairs, used in the West Sitting Room of the White House, which Sotheby's extremely conservative appraisers state are worth $ 15, 000.
• Queen Anne furniture had a simplicity that relied on curved lines, evident in cabriole leg and in the fiddle-shaped splat ( the central support of a chair back ), and figured walnut veneering.
• There are grand pieces, such as the plush, oversized sofa inspired by an 18th-century settee with undulating back, high scrolled arms and carved cabriole legs ending in ball-and-claw feet.
• An art nouveau candlestick, the cabriole legs on a mahogany dresser, a curving lamp base and a bombe metal dresser box pointed to her love of softly flowing lines, a theme echoed throughout the home.
• As recently as January, he had sold another rarity with a million-dollar price tag : an 18th-century Philadelphia Pembroke table that had been discovered recently and was the only known such piece with cabriole legs.
• While it's not unusual for an ottoman to have legs, especially cabriole, or to be skirted, how often do you see an ottoman with a skirt deliberately designed to " show some leg "?