hanging cupboard

I looked in the other drawers and the small hanging cupboard.

At the same moment the large wardrobe hanging cupboard opened and Miss Cooke stepped out of it.

A small hanging cupboard with one shelf costs £53 painted, £33.55 unpainted.

The room, which looks west over the garage far below, is filled with cream-painted and decorated furniture that matches the hanging cupboard in the lobby.

He opened the door of the hanging cupboard and looked at the multiplicity of gowns and sports suits that hung there.

The room was bleak, monastic, linoleum-covered, with a made-up iron bed, chair, tiny dressing-table, a hanging cupboard and nothing else.

In the United States, the wardrobe in its moveable form as an oak "hanging cupboard" dates back to the early 17th century.

I won't keep you long,' he said, and lifting her bodily, carried her to a hanging cupboard in the corner, and thrust her inside.

One area includes such objects as an 18th-century hanging cupboard, a sawbuck table and a corner cupboard in a setting reminiscent of an early New England home.

In the nineteenth century the wardrobe began to develop into its modern form, with a hanging cupboard at each side, a press in the upper part of the central portion and drawers below.

These were wooden cupboards of various styles and sizes - either floor standing or hanging cupboards meant to discourage vermin and insects and to keep dust from perishable foodstuffs.

To the built-in furniture, pull-down bed, hanging cupboard and two foldaway tables, had been added a fireside chair and two Windsor wheel back chairs, to one of which Tanya Paine had been tied.