Dumbwaiters [noun]

Two or three houses that I have known had a very simple rough dumbwaiter running from the cellar up into a window-seat.

Shut off from every other means of escape, they remembered the dumbwaiter that ran from the kitchen up to the floors above.

The boys would take them off of this dumbwaiter and carry them over on to a little table near the checker stand.

For it opened upon what seemed to be just a dumbwaiter shaft.

All dishes are to be removed quietly, and either placed in a dumbwaiter or given in charge of a maidservant just outside the door.

The lifting rope went around a big wheel, acting like a dumbwaiter in some houses.

Mary Rose hadn't the faintest idea of what a dumbwaiter was and it sounded horrible to her.

At the tradesmen's entrance, where he had gone before to hoist on the dumbwaiter, he entered the building.

To the side of the dumbwaiter was a zinc-lined compartment used for drying dishes.

It was not the first time that he had gone from one floor to another by means of a dumbwaiter.