ebonize造句

• One is the dining table of maple with an ebonized finish.
• An ebonized wood wardrobe from 1874 features a central mirror flanked by two panels.
• Most clocks originally stood on ebonized pad feet.
• Its door has two ebonized columnar spindles glued on each side of an octagonal plaque.
• Ebonized furniture means that the wood is painted or stained to a black ebony finish.
• Zimet is also selling two pairs of George III amaranth, tulipwood and ebonized marquetry armchairs.
• The low, L-shaped desk is made of ebonized beech with polished steel legs.
• The rug, in turn, dictated the next decision, which was to ebonize the floor.
• Lot 535 is an ebonized pine long-case clock, circa 1726, with wooden movements.
• Contrasting with the ebonized-gilt furniture is use of blue and white for porcelain and china.
• Among the other major objects from the 1942 sale is an ebonized table, inlaid with flowering cherry branches.
• An ebonized wood Baroque presentation casket, perhaps a jewelry box, rests on four gilded bronze winged dragons.
• Japanning should not be confused with ebonizing, which is staining wood black to look like ebony or lacquer.
• It is a striking work built from ebonized ash and carved plywood and is currently in a private collection.
• Ceilings were lacquered a pristine white, and an off-white wool sisel rug hushed the gleam of ebonized floors.
• Robert DeCarlo added an ebonized carved wood ceiling frieze and hand-painted faux wood to a black lacquer Deco kitchen.
• Ebonized floors and the " 15th take on Christian Liaigre " are Code Red, red not being the new black.
• The Viennese Tea Room is furnished with a suite of black ebonized period furniture attributed to Leopold Bauer, with chairs by Josef Hoffmann.
• As well as the desk, the sale includes an ebonized table from The Hill House which was once owned by pop artist Andy Warhol.
• Their sharp angles and practical, ebonized wood handles contribute to the designer's reputation as a " proto-modernist ."