fauteuil

Between 1889 and 1919, he sculpted many furniture (Fauteuil, 1893).

But he did not go to bed for that hour, he slept in a fauteuil.

A fauteuil is made of wood, and frequently with carved relief ornament.

My legs trembling, I subsided into a fauteuil near the end of the passage.

It is known as a fauteuil a chassis, a chair with removable back and seat.

The Earl eased himself into the little gilded fauteuil.

Reverently, he would show his visitors the Queen's fauteuil, the King's chamber-pot.

The form of the chairs is properly known as a fauteuil en cabriolet, French for an armchair with a curved back.

In French, a distinction is made between fauteuil and chaise, the terms for chairs with and without armrests, respectively.

Femme au fauteuil rouge.

No one aiding her, for all were petrified, she sank back in her fauteuil, breathing a weak, trembling sigh.

Le Fauteuil 47 (1937)

"Monsieur d'Artagnan," said the cardinal, sitting down on a fauteuil, "you have always seemed to me to be a brave and honorable man."

The young king was not less affected than his elder brother; he threw himself about in his fauteuil, and could not find a single word of reply.

Wendy repoussa son fauteuil et se leva.

A fauteuil is a style of open-arm chair with a primarily exposed wooden frame originating in France in the early 18th century.

Le Fauteuil rouge (Julliard, 1994)

Lots of different things, no doubt: anything from a folding chair to a fauteuil, from Chippendale to Charles Eames.

One month I was deeply in love with a French fauteuil which I took home from my shop and placed lovingly beside my fireplace.

Jacqueline au chat assise dans un fauteuil.

Portrait d'Olga dans un fauteuil.

The next reject was the one-arm fauteuil Mr. Spencer used for three "Vibe" tapings.

Le fauteuil hanté (1909, English translation: The Haunted Chair, 1931)

Mrs. Wrightsman's fauteuil with Madame de Pompadour tissu.

Femme assise dans un fauteuil rouge.