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Перевод: upholstery

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ремесло обойщика; ремесло драпировщика; обивочный материал; обивка

Тезаурус:

1. Doors open at 10am on December 26 and continues throughout January, with half-price offers on upholstery, carpets, bedding and some furniture.
2. The same applies to the upholstering of the outer flat-lidded shaped-shouldered velvet-covered cases of the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, though some coffin-makers and funeral furnishers did have their own patterns when it came to the application of the round-headed upholstery pins - as noticed in the east Gostling vault beneath St John's Church, Egham, Surrey, used from 1817-;41, where each of the five coffins had a similar cross motif between the three side panels - whilst others introduced variety through the use of two complementary colours of velvet.
3. Your features in DIY upholstery and soft furnishings also told me all I need to know about renovating second-hand furniture.
4. Whitechurch then saw "one shop where a group of female polishers and varnishers were rubbing seat-arms and panels the upholstery department a room above, where was a row of sewing machines, worked by steam, and an army of fifty women and girls stitching busily at cushions, and cordings and hand-rests, and the like, while in another room were more of the gentle sex preparing strips of leather for window straps.
5. China, chandeliers, sofas, saucepans, upholstery and uplighters all feature in the book, along with budget kitchens, storage, appliances, terracotta, taps and tented ceilings.
6. The constituent parts of a top-quality coffin of the period would have been as follows: a 1-inch inner elm coffin with recessed lid, lined and covered with cambric - no depositum plate; a lead shell of five pounds - i.e. five pounds' weight per square foot - diapered and with lead depositum plate; an outer case of 1-inch elm or oak, padded and covered with rich scarlet Genoese or black Utrecht velvet; four pairs of gilt grip-plates and grips; two rows round of gilt-headed upholstery nails; and escutcheons, lid motifs and brass or lead depositum plate.
7. In 1947 when the Association of Master Upholsterers was formed, the word upholstery covered all aspects of the trade, upholstering furniture, curtain making, carpet and lino laying, car trimming, loose-covers, fitting rails and rods, even lining coffins.
8. We tried it on carpets, upholstery, wall tiles, windows, wood and vinyl floors, inside an oven, on a lawnmower, a motorbike, and for defrosting a freezer.
9. The downfilled upholstery is a bench-mark, he says: "You sink into it and it moulds to the body."
10. Ingrid's machine is a smaller and much-adapted version of the industrial, multi-needled monsters used in the Yorkshire weaving and woollen mills to make insulating material and upholstery fabric.
11. Only in a few instances were brass or copper depositum plates provided, for it was more usual to outline the initials, date of death and age of the occupant on to the lid with black-headed upholstery nails with the possible addition of a skull and crossbones outlined at the head of the lid, whilst the sides were decorated with a single row of close-set nails all round.
12. The upholstery is brown and black rep with black and red seaming cord and laces, and leather corner arm-rests; the partitions are pine, and the roof covered with white lincrusta.
13. Its equipment was removed within a few years and, by the late 1920s, it had become home to the Belvedere Upholstery Company, operated by the Tyler family.