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a davenport with upright armrests.
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Large, overstuffed sofa with closed, upholstered arms that are usually rollover arms of same height as back.
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a large button-backed sofa
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an overstuffed davenport with upright armrests
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a fabric or leather sofa berkline sofa with the arms sectional sleeper
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a couch
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an overstuffed, fully upholstered sofa with no exposed timber. Commonly, the back and arms of the piece from on a continuous curve.
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a large, heavily upholstered sofa with scrolled arms that form a single continuous curve with the back.
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Type of large, overstuffed, button-backed sofa introduced in the late 19th century.
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Wide chairs with sofa style with deep button tufting and large rolled arms in mostly leather. From the Victorian period.
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A late 19th C deep-buttoned upholstered settee with no wood showing.
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deep-buttoned, sofa with the arms and back at the same height
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A sofa with the arms at the same height as the back.
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A sofa style with deep button tufting and large rolled arms that are the same height as the back. Find a sofa.
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while this word isn?t used very much any longer, a chesterfield is an overstuffed sofa with the back and arms forming one continuous piece. It does not have any exposed wood.
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Overstuffed sofa or couch style with large rolled arms in one continuous curve with the back, deep button tufted upholstered ends and no exposed wood.
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Overstuffed couch or sofa with upholstered ends.
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A name for a silhouette of upholstery, usually overstuffed and more masculine in attitude. Many Chesterfield pieces have a tight back, rounded corners and large, rounded or semi-rounded arms. Named after the 4th Earl of Chesterfield, an 18th century writer.
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