étagère

His poor mother had put five francs in his pocket in case it became absolutely necessary that he should play cards; but she enjoined him to take nothing, to remain standing, and to be very careful not to knock over a lamp or the bric-a-brac from an etagere. His dress was all of the strictest black.

A tall wooden etagere with gilded brass from Restoration added sparkle in a room, said Simpao.

In the white section, artwork were displayed in a transparent "sabang takja" or four-shelf open "etagere," decorated by artisan Yang Hyun-seung's metalwork, in traditional "Scholar's Accoutrements" style.

As a result of that, Eugene flung the family's glass etagere at Jaja; it misses him and sparters on the floor.

Looking for a bit of the unusual is part of the game: Why not install a bar in your living room, or a book-filled etagere in your dining room in place of a China cabinet or hutch?

She points out how her etagere is finished on both sides ("I can't stand it when you buy a bookcase, and it's only finished on one side," she said).

<B Made in Birmingham: Panel by Elkington & Co, displayed at the factory, 1850-1900; a tin of Birds Egg Powder; and Etagere, or 'what-not', by F & C Osler, bought for the Palace of Mysore, India, 1880s

Il faut dire que si Maradona traine un grand nombre de casseroles, il a surtout une Coupe du Monde sur son etagere que Messi n'a pu qu'apercevoir les yeux remplis de larmes.

Other pieces include The Debonaire Etagere, with cup-and-saucer turned posts and wood framed glass shelves, in Low Tide or in Cobblestone with a Blossom back.

"A gold French-style three-tiered etagere made a dramatic presentation for the French-inspired desserts," says Deery.