Chiffoniers [noun]

This done he studied himself in the glass of the chiffonier and was deeply pleased.

Edna was placing the sketches in one of the empty drawers of the chiffonier.

He removed Maggie's portrait from the fellowship of the picture of the Italian mother, and hid it in his chiffonier.

With reeling brain, he ransacked all his chiffonier drawers for the purse which was lying in plain view on top.

Mrs. Gallilee stopped on her way out, at a chiffonier, and altered the arrangement of some of the china on it.

I went to put something in the chiffonier—you will find it, Lilian, in a box and the key is—oh, what did I do with it?

He rested listlessly on the sofa while his sister rummaged in a chiffonier.

He went shaking to Brian's room and put the key of the chiffonier in his pocket.

The clothes are safe in a new chiffonier and here's the key.

Certainly, if Phœbe had had any prevision of her present state of mind, she never would have bought that chiffonier.