ID - Phillippine Furniture
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- 1.Long bench patterned after benches used in churches as pews.
- A.
Peresoza
- B.
Kapiya
- C.
Sillon
- D.
Mariposa
- 2.Salumpuwet with Chinese influence, wooden seat, s-curve arms supported by flanges and a scalloped apron usually applied under the front of the seat, has four stretchers under the seat and the front stretcher is lower to serve as foot rest.
- A.
Baliwag
- B.
Batangas
- C.
Ilocos
- D.
Laguna
- 3.Philippine counterpart of the Thonet Vienna bentwood chair.
- A.
Mariposa
- B.
Dulang
- C.
Pamintuan Chair
- D.
Batibot
- 4.The traditional Filipino dining table was very low (to sit on the floor), rectangular or round.
- A.
Dulang
- B.
Papag
- C.
Mesa Altar
- D.
Tukador
- 5.Used a bureau or a dresser.
- A.
Tukador
- B.
Almario
- C.
Aparador
- D.
Sillon
- 6.Built to serve as a lounging chair and a daybed, It has graceful curves, caned seat back and arm rests speak of leisurely afternoon naps.
- A.
Perezosa
- B.
Mariposa
- C.
Diban
- D.
Vajilera
- 7.Cabinet with glass panels used to display crystal, porcelain plates, and silverware.
- A.
Vajilera
- B.
Aparador
- C.
Comoda
- D.
Paminggalan
- 8.Slatted and airy cabinet used to store plates and left-over food.
- A.
Vajilera
- B.
Aparador
- C.
Comoda
- D.
Paminggalan
- 9.Four legged bedroom piece used to store pillows, mats and linen during the day.
- A.
Comoda
- B.
Aparador
- C.
Almario
- D.
Vajilera
- 10.This hardwood and cane sofa, named after its graceful butterfly-shaped back, is adapted from the Victorian horsehair sofa.
- A.
Paru-paro
- B.
Sillon
- C.
Perezosa
- D.
Mariposa
- 11.Ladies' dresser with drawers.
- A.
Comoda
- B.
Vajilera
- C.
Kuna
- D.
Painadora
- 12.Patterned after a turn-of-the-century European brass crib, this hardwood baby crib has lathe turned spiral posts and stretchers.
- A.
Kuna
- B.
Kama
- C.
Vajilera
- D.
Dulang
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