How To Use Tulipwood In A Sentence
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Both are easily confused with rosewood, particularly as tulipwood is also known as bois de rose in France.
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Fine French Louis XV style gilt bronze mounted marquetry, rosewood and tulipwood table de milieu.
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There are other, unrelated species which are also called tulipwood.
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The desk itself suggests brocade flounces and powdered hair, so exquisitely is it constructed of tulipwood and inlaid with other woods of many colors.
The House in Good Taste
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My private closet is a pale sage green, trimmed in alabaster white, with a delicate painted chaise covered in soft green damask with a beautiful tulipwood desk, and my bedroom is done in pinks and creams.
Exit the Actress
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There also exists the Australian "tulipwood", the common name of Harpullia pendula, among others.
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All different types of woods were used to make up this complicated pattern: rosewood, walnut, mahogany, satinwood, ebony, boxwood, burr walnut, elm and tulipwoods to name a few!
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I know my three bowls probably won't buy me a Maloof piece but I could throw in a little cash to even it out," the artist Ed Moulthrop wrote in 1976, offering some foot-wide pine and tulipwood bowls in exchange for a walnut rocking chair.
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He planed and sanded boards of a native lumber very like to tulipwood.
Blind Man's Lantern
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Yates uses renewable birch (sourced from Scandinavia) for his creations as well as tulipwood and ash.
Jolyon Yates’ Beautifully Curving ODEChair and Stingray Stools | Inhabitat
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The table is made of oak covered with a tulipwood veneer and further decorated with gilt bronze leaves and flowers, along the table legs.
The Creation of Color in Eighteenth-Century Europe
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The flowers of tulipwood are greenish/yellow with five petals, and arranged in panicles emerging from the leaf axils.
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Her apartment overlooked the Moscow River but it could have overlooked the Seine, with excellent copies of French antiques in tulipwood veneer and velvet-covered chairs.
Three Stations : An Arkady Renko Novel
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This is a very pale piece of tulipwood.
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This box features eight book-matched pieces of Brazilian tulipwood, the lightest hued of the true rosewoods, in a beveled field of wenge, with holly.
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A porcelain plaque, one of eight set into a tulipwood writing table.
The Creation of Color in Eighteenth-Century Europe
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I've also made 3 tulipwoods, another cedar, and another sassafras but gave those as gifts before taking pictures.
