At the second-floor booth of Vintage Interiors II, a store in Alexandria, Va., a caption by two 1740s Meissen plates ($27,500 for the pair) notes that they belonged to Saxon royals and have a pattern often mislabeled as a crouching lion but "in reality a tiger prowling amongst prunus".
And at a fourth-floor booth for the Stradlings, dealers in New York, a 1760s British teapot ($11,500) has a rare animal shape on its hexagonal lid; the label speculates that its "ermine finial may be unrecorded".
Met with a project team on our second floor, where we have booths we specifically designed as nonbookable meeting spaces.
One large main room with a bar occupies the first floor, while a more intimate second floor mezzanine with a DJ booth, VIP area, and a second bar can be found on the second.
Around 1950, wooden cubicles were installed, along with a small clerk's booth on the second floor — a standard flophouse setup.
Two weeks ago, Bendel took the beaded necklace trend to its ultimate conclusion: the store is introducing Femmegems, a make-it-yourself jewelry booth on the second floor, near the elevator.
Book early for a booth on the second floor overlooking the crowd below, or head up to the third floor for sushi (1-13-11 Nishi-Azabu, Minato-ku; tempura plate £10).
The simultaneous translation was done in a booth on the second floor by Renata Cassis Law, a Brazilian living in the US for 18 years and married to the local head of the church.
The second floor is quieter, with semi-secluded booths.
There are three raised mattresses, all king-sized, near the booths on the second floor, and comely young urbanites reclined chastely and nonchalantly upon them, as if all the world were a Sealy Posturepedic.
With only two elevator banks, a small traffic jam formed on the second floor, where Paul Sevigny took over the D.J. booth, playing quirky retro tracks and crowd pleasers like Lady Gaga's "Born This Way".
