Sadly, it means white labourers only were employed in the construction of the furniture. what was the year of construction? where was it constructed?
It means the piece of furniture is made by thomasville furniture and the series style is huntley
No, a piano is an instrument, a beautiful and complicated instrument, part of the strings section.yes a piano is a piece of furniture because it is in your housea piano is not a piece of furniture!!! if "a piano is a piece of furniture because it is in your house" that would mean anything in your house is a piece of furniture! (cups, plates, tv controls, books etc.) DUUUUHHHH! I agree with the thing the first person who answered this question said. (No, a piano is an instrument, a beautiful and complicated instrument, part of the strings section.) sincerely, 1s2y3l4v5i6e.
If it is on a Mersman table, I believe it is the model number for that type of talble. It was a piece of furniture sold in the 50s and a Drum Table.
Rather than move this heavy piece of furniture halfway across this huge warehouse, we'd love to have you pay us for the privilege of moving this heavy piece of furniture into your truck. That is what it really means.
Pecho (no t) means "chest" in Spanish, referring to the body part, not a piece of furniture.
A dresser is a piece of furniture that has a number of drawers. An armoire is a larger piece of furniture that has two doors that open to a space for hanging clothes or can be used for an entertainment center with a number of draws below the doors.
A high desk type piece of furniture from which a preacher, teacher or lecturer would give a lecture...................
Dresser. Chest of drawers. A piece of furniture with drawers to put clothes in.
if you mean coaches (people) yes they should be firm but fair ( couch is a piece of furniture)
He stands on his opinion. Oh, you mean, what do you call the piece of furniture, that elevated platform - it's a minbar.
A cabinet.
A chifferobe is a piece of furniture that has drawers and also a wardrobe-like space for hanging clothes. It's also spelled chifforobe and chiffrobe.