Noun:

मोठा आरसा, लांब आरसा,

pier glass's Usage Examples:

Codicil- I order my three mohogony tables, six mohogony chairs and the large pier glass, my property, to be sold by auction and the price given to the poor of.

Elaborate curtains and pelmets, pier glasses, "Grecian" couches and a magnificent state bed designed to.

A pier glass or trumeau mirror is a mirror which is placed on a pier, i.

arm-chairs on each side wall flanking tables, there is a fine carved and gilt pier glass between the windows carved by James Millar, below which is carved gilt.

Later pier tables were designed to stand in any niche in a room, and the pier glass moved above the.

At St James"s there was "A large pier glass, in a tabernacle frame, gilt— £50"; the frame was of the familiar neo-Palladian.

They come also framed in a variety of forms, such as the pier glass and the overmantel mirror.

Pier tables often were sold with a "pier glass"—a mirror in a frame which matched the carving of the pier table.

Camilla is shown looking at herself in profile in a Kensington Palace pier glass while holding analogous "breast cards" to her chest.

There are often as many pinnacles and gables about a pier glass frame as are to be found in a church.

In Elaine"s self-portrait, a pier glass reflects three little girls who are not in the painting, demonstrating.

a mirror, or "pier glass", to help hide the wall.

mahogany stands between the south facing windows in this room, and a pier glass of the late eighteenth century with a giltwood frame hangs above it.

Synonyms:

pier mirror, mirror,

Antonyms:

low, inferior, bottom, side, heat,