Calle Isaac Peral 1 Taberna la Manzanilla, Cádiz At first glance it looks like a farmacia … except that all the medicine in the dark old cabinets is manzanilla sherry.
Comprising three once grand houses, and furnished with antique mirrors, desks, cabinets, clocks, statues, lamps and paintings, it's like an underfunded museum with comfortable beds.
These cabinets held Jane's life's work, each series of negatives carefully annotated with the subject and date in her elegant script.
Others are brought in by family members who have discovered them in the dusty corners and keep-sake cabinets of old homesteads or from deceased estates.
There are a couple of tables and rows of storage shelves, several closed cabinets with sliding trays.
By his own admission he was "ineffective" in the treacherous atmosphere of Wilson's cabinets.
The the three-year contract will be divided into 16 lots: servers; storage; ICT spares; workstations; portable devices; Apple iOS devices; Microsoft software; network infrastructure components; managed wireless; cabling components; data cabinets; peripherals; support partnership; curriculum software; network management; and bundled items.
Long after she reached that point and when all the contents of those cabinets were carefully repackaged and catalogued, her weekly pilgrimage to the office continued – her last one was in August this year.
Some are like little cabinets of secrets, or imaginary rooms, cells or perhaps even coffins.
A Labour politician, who spent a record 22 years on the Lords frontbench, held junior office under Clement Attlee in the 1940s and later sat in Harold Wilson's cabinets, Longford could, when he resigned in 1968, have rested on his laurels.
My teenage years were largely spent gagging on waxy, watery, bile-tasting brews dug out of strangers' parents' drinks cabinets at 2am as a last resort to liven up terrible house parties.
