Sentence examples for hall chair from inspiring English sources
A Renaissance-inspired hall chair, made in New York around 1900 (left), costs $1,495.
Thomas Callaway's chunky Harvey armchair, in antiqued leather, and Michael Smith's bull's-eye-back oak hall chair have a charming quirkiness.
And an upholstered hall chair or a pair of upholstered stools tucked under the console introduce a bit of softness and show buyers there's a place for changing shoes.
The cushions on the "Kiss Chair," a new variation on the standard lecture hall chair by Sari Anttonen of Finland, clamp onto the seat and back and come in different colors.
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Comfort was often disregarded: The Victorian Gothic hall chair (at right, second from top) is as spiky as a medieval church spire.
Left, 19th-century English mahogany hall chairs are priced, from left, at $1,700, $2,000 and $1,900.
Look for a 19th-century brass tetrahedron for $500 and a set of Italian mahogany fan-backed hall chairs for $28,000.
The benches have been taken out and now line the hallways of Divinity Hall; chairs, more easily moved, now occupy the space.
Offerings include a pair of handsome George II mahogany hall chairs from the Earl of Harewood collection and a pair of George II carved giltwood side tables in the manner of William Kent with dark green marble tops.
Law Library study carrels, chairs in the Gould Reading room, lecture hall chairs, and components of the MacDonald Moot Court Room are also available for dedication at a range of gift levels.
