nest of tables
nest of boxes

Well I thought what's grandma done with her nest of tables?

"I have a dining table, a sideboard and a nest of tables.

The family heirloom nest of tables Chippendale 1756.

But on a balance of probabilities, this is unlikely to happen here, among all the swags and nests of tables.

Charles Forster, prosecuting, said Ganguly had stolen a nest of tables and was seen by police.

One day the settee is opposite the door, the next it is where the telly was before it was swapped round with the nest of tables.

Fitted carpet and rugs on top of it, a fat floral three-piece suite, reproduction tables, a nest of tables, a glass-fronted china cabinet.

Ralph Sinnott makes a desk and chair, while Hazel Rogers moves from the box she wrote about in the April issue, to a nest of tables.

The only technical difficulty therefore is getting past those carrying a flat-pack fitted kitchen, or getting stuck on the path blocked by a group descending with an attractive Liberty-print sofa bed and a nest of tables.

These included early recordings of Craig Fortnam's settings of Tennyson's "The Flower" and "Every Day Hath Its Night" and the Zappa-esque "Nest Of Tables".

Morse bounded up the stairs, where on the landing he surveyed the empty square of unhoovered carpet upon which, until so very recently, had stood the one objet dart that had been passed down from one generation of the Morse clan to the next the family heirloom the nest of tables Chippendale 1756.

From a window seat, he brought the nest of boxes.

Jonathan smiled and returned the bee to its nest of boxes.

The authentic Eastern nest of boxes.

By X-raying the nest of boxes, he would be able to locate the hidden metal catches that made it so difficult to open the nest.

The thing which put all menus of Kaiseki in Jubako (a nest of boxes).

From cabinets and nests of boxes, from flung sea-nets, shattering like porcelain as the conjurer fired his gun, the women vanished.

On each broad back- where it sloped sharply down from elevated hips rode a man or woman, swaying to and fro hi a nest of boxes and bundles.

Richard was not strong enough to loosen the knot by himself, but when Jack helped him tug on the protruding cord, the 'noose' smoothly disappeared, and the tarpaulin collapsed over the nest of boxes.