tabouret造句

• The winning couple are escorted away in a grand ceremony with " trompets, tabourets, and other manoir of mynstralcie ".
• Reinach commissioned exact copies of ancient Grecian chairs, tabourets and klismos furniture kept in the National Archaeological Museum in Naples from the cabinetmaker Bettenfeld.
• He pictured Van Buren luxuriating amid costly " gilt and satin settees, sofas, bergeres, divans, tabourets and French comfortables ."
• As a duchess, Louise had the right to sit on a tabouret in the presence of the queen, which was a highly prized privilege.
• Yet not only could the wife of any " prince 閠ranger " claim a " tabouret ", but so could his daughters and sisters.
• They could dance with members of the royal family, enter the royal castles in their carriages, and duchesses were entitled to " tabouret " when with the queen.
• While there, he was awarded the honor " le droit du tabouret " by King Louis XVI . Ogden brought back news of the Treaty of Paris upon his return to America.
• She resigned with a number of other court staff after the Flight to Varennes, when the government issued reforms in the household of the king which abolished several old court customs and privileges of etiquette such as the " tabouret ".
• An unusually early example of this revived form is provided by the large sets of richly carved and gilded " pliants " ( folding stools ) forming part of long sets with matching " tabourets " delivered in 1786 to the royal ch鈚eaux of Thomas Hope's " Household Furniture " ( 1807 ).
• Each rank of nobility & mdash; royal prince, prince belonging to collateral lines of the royal family ( " prince du sang " ), duc, marquis, comte, vicomte, baron, etc . & mdash; conferred its own privileges; dukes for example could enter royal residences in a carriage, duchesses could sit on a stool ( " tabouret " ) in the queen's presence.