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Court cupboard - Wikipedia
A court cupboard is a type of sideboard with three tiers used to store plates and platters. It was popular in the 16th and first three quarters of the 17th ... en.wikipedia.org
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Court cupboard | Antique, Oak, Tudor - Britannica
Court cupboard, sideboard with three tiers, used mainly for displaying plate and therefore a focal point of the interior. www.britannica.com
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Oak Court Cupboard - 33 For Sale on 1stDibs
The court cupboard, a variant of the buffet, was used for displaying fine plates and other dinnerware. It is characterized by its three tiers and short height. www.1stdibs.com
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ˈcourt-cupboard A movable sideboard or cabinet used to display plate, etc.1592 Shakes. Rom. & Jul. i. v. 8 Remoue the Court-cubbord, looke to the Plate. 1606 Chapman Mons. D'Olive (N.), Here shall stand my court cupboard, with its furniture of plate. 1653 H. Cogan tr. Pinto's Trav. xxiii. 86 Three C... Oxford English Dictionary
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English Baroque Oak Court Cupboard - Eron Johnson Antiques
An antique Jacobean small, court cupboard or sideboard with a two-door cupboard on turned legs over an open shelf base. It is carved with diamond, fan shell and ... eronjohnsonantiques.com
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Court cupboard - MFA Collection - Museum of Fine Arts Boston
The cupboard--used to store textiles and to display silver, glass, ceramics, and other costly wares--was among the most expensive and prominent articles of ... collections.mfa.org
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Court cupboard
A court cupboard is a type of sideboard with three tiers used to store plates and platters. wikipedia.org
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Court Cupboard | The Art Institute of Chicago
From the medieval period to the seventeenth century, prosperous households used short, tiered cupboards or sideboards of this kind for the display of silver, ... www.artic.edu
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Antique Court Cupboard | Antiques World
Antique court cupboards were designed to store cups, vessels and plates, along with displaying the master of the house's large plate in the centre. It was the ... antiquesworld.co.uk
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Court Cupboard, Owned by Hannah Barnard, 1710-1720
This court cupboard is remarkable because it was made for a woman and prominently features her name. It held newlywed Hannah Barnard's precious household ... www.thehenryford.org
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73 Pilgrim Court Cupboards ideas to save today - Pinterest
17th century court cupboard that once resided at Gwydir Castle and was photographed in 1951 for a range of postcards. www.pinterest.com
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Oak Court Cupboard - eBay
The cupboard is made of high-quality oak and has been carefully handcrafted to ensure the utmost quality. With a height of 52 inches, a length of 49 inches, and ... www.ebay.com
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cupboard
▪ I. cupboard, n. (ˈkʌbəd) Forms: 4–6 cup-, cop-, (5 cuppe-, 5–6 cope-, 6 coup-), -bord(e, -bourd(e, -burd(e; 6–7 cupboord, -boarde, 7– -board. Also 5 cowborde, 6 couborde, cowbard, cobord, -erde, cobbourd, -arde, cuppord(e, cubboorde, 6–7 cubbord(e, -ard(e, 7 -erd, -ert, 7–8 -oard, 7 cupbard, -bert... Oxford English Dictionary
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Armoire (Augustus Pugin)
The cabinet was the grandest piece in the group of furniture designed by Pugin and made by Crace for the Medieval Court in the Great Exhibition of 1851 The Victoria and Albert Museum bought the cupboard directly from the 1851 Exhibition, making it one of its earliest acquisitions. wikipedia.org
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court
▪ I. court, n.1 (kɔət) Forms: 2–4 curt, 3 kurt, (4 courete, curth), 4–5 kourt(t, 4–6 curte, cort(e, 4–7 courte, (5 courtte, cowrtt, cowurt, kourtt, 5–6 cowrte, 6 cortte), 3– court. [Early ME. curt, court, a. OF. cort, curt, later court (from 15th c. cour) = Pr. cort, Sp. and It. corte:—L. cohort-em,... Oxford English Dictionary
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