tobacco brown

Rooms have been done in different colors, from bright red to mint green to tobacco brown.

She was wearing a tobacco brown suit with a high-necked white sweater inside it.

The walls of the room are oak veneer stained a soft tobacco brown.

His face was tobacco brown and he had white hair cut in a to-the-bone crew cut.

His suit was tobacco brown, impeccably tailored, but wrinkled across the seat.

It also has a subtle palette of Chinese blue, tobacco brown, pale pink and tan.

His eyes were a mild tobacco brown, his lashes sparse, face lean.

The color ranges from yellowish-brown to orangish-brown to tobacco brown.

HE was a tobacco brown, soft-eyed, angular man.

"Fred, enough," Hammer said, standing at the corner of his desk, hands in the pockets of her tobacco brown pants.

Perhaps the most arresting outfit was the sleeveless dress in tobacco brown topped by a loose gauzy coat the color of chestnuts.

For the front parlor she used a rich tobacco brown inspired by the brownstones across the street, then crisply defined that with a creamy white trim.

He went his own magisterial and unhurrying way, working with tans and tobacco browns and a limited range of subject matter.

The gills are adnate to nearly free, numerous, colored pale brown, grayish brown, or tobacco brown.

Ashley wears a tobacco brown costume, with a panelled bodice, a brown velvet skirt and ashtrays under the bust, which she uses.

She was wearing a regulation uniform, a navy-blue skirt and a white short-sleeved blouse that looked very stark and clean against the tobacco brown of her arms.

The old woman's teeth were worn down almost to the gums and were stained tobacco brown, but there were no gaps in them, and they appeared even and strong.

He also heightened the apartment's exotic qualities with strong Eastern influences - Anglo-Indian furnishings and intense colors in unexpected combinations, like tobacco brown, deep pink and blue.

GIBSON ES-335TD, with coil tap and case, tobacco brown, good condition, £700 ono.

The old logs are nearly black with layers of pitch; and time has darkened the cement to a tobacco brown, except for the tan and gray mottling of recent repairs.

Rectangular in shape, the gold box is decorated with tobacco brown translucent enamel with rose-cut diamond trim and the imperial crown set with diamonds and gold-chased laurel sprays.

He lined the living room's double-height walls in a tobacco brown grass cloth, he explains, "so that things 'pop' off the walls" - like the portrait of Sly Stone, by Ed Paschke, above the elegant fireplace.

It turns out, not surprisingly, given Gideon's taste and fine art background, that the Francis Bacon colors, the tobacco browns and hues of ocher, mixed with the washed-out institutional shadings of asylum blue and green, are precisely right.

The parquet of the floors alternates with stone and the colours of the walls were chosen after innumerable trials: mostly pale grey and tobacco brown, with pale green for the Neo-classical works and terracotta for the nineteenth century.

Sandy plains and beaches resulted from the erosion of moraines and redeposition in these areas, and to the east of each, where the drift cover is thinnest, exposed bedrock creates rocky Tobacco Brown headlands, often with Killarney marshlands behind them.