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double or
triple debt to pay. Thus a
variety of
complicated combination washstands and
dressing tables were made, and ****ed with
mirrors and
sometimes with...
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sideboard dating from the
early 19th century.
Another meaning attested is a
washstand, a
piece of
furniture equipped with basin, jug, and
towel rail, and often...
- Jean Frémin, 1763–1764, gold and
painted enamel,
Louvre Neoclassical washstand (athénienne or lavabo), 1800–1814, legs, base and
shelf of yew wood, gilt...
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Universal Rundle.
Crane products include:
Bathtubs Showers Sinks Toilets Washstands Bidets "Crane Plumbing".
Crane Plumbing.
American Standard Brands. Retrieved...
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multiple colors worked in. The
latter is a
common means of
making washstands,
washstand tops and
shower stalls, with the
skilled working of
multiple colors...
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fetch water from the pump for [the seniors]. They
themselves had
neither washstands nor basins...New boys were
tossed in
blankets until about 1832. In 1834...
- a "plumber's snake"). The
washstand was a
bathroom sink made in the
United States in the late 18th century. The
washstands were
small tables on which...
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washing facility in a
monastery or
other ecclesiastical setting A sink A
washstand Lav (disambiguation) This
disambiguation page
lists articles ****ociated...
- ****ings were as
elaborate as the furniture: the tap for one of the
guest washstands was in the form of a
bronze bull from
whose throat water poured into a...
- The
Narcissus washstand is a
piece of
painted furniture made by the
Victorian architect and
designer William Burges in 1867. It was
originally made for...
