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• The bustling restaurant, Hudson Cafeteria, featuring long, wooden refectory tables, was also amusing.
• A nine-foot refectory table is the only piece that he has purchased thus far.
• A refectory table in the living area was once used to serve monks in Canada.
• Refectory tables with heavy oak benches.
• And in the library hush of his living room, its refectory table laden with rare editions, who's going to argue?
• After barbecued ribs and a good hour of greasy clean up, the low, backless stools were stacked atop the refectory table.
• Its contents include a 16th-century refectory table, an oak escritoire from about 1650, and items of Wedgwood Minton, comprising 120 pieces.
• He sat at a 17th-century walnut refectory table under the window and his writing tools, paperweight, and pipe are still there.
• Inside, the fortunate snaked slowly around a long refectory table set with insect-shaped lamps made of folded rice paper, as if ready to take poetic flight.
• In 1964 he designed the oiled teak refectory tables and chairs for the main dining hall at Churchill College, Cambridge, designed by Richard Sheppard, Robson and Partners.
• Most of the Brothers had practical skills and so refectory tables, wainscoting and linen room cupboards are a few examples of surviving woodwork meticulously hand built by Bro.
• This structure also houses a significant collection of antique furnishings; for example, the hall has one room with original 17th-century furnishings including a refectory table and set of Charles II chairs.
• Knollwood Antiques, at 223 E . 58th St ., has an 18th-century, 92-inch-long refectory table from the Pyrenees, a leather settle and an unusual cobalt glass chandelier with glass apples on it.
• Now we can see Dr . Lecter seated at a 16th-century refectory table in the Capponi Library . " ) Once a cinematic novelist, Harris now writes like a director without a camera.
• The main meal of the day took place around noon, often taken at a refectory table, and consisted of the most simple and bland foods i . e ., poached fish, boiled oats.
• Mezzonine joins two other London dining spots celebrated for their minimalist chic and refectory tables : Belgo Centraal and Wagamama, the latter a creation of John Pawson, the architect of Klein's New York store.
• Workmen lashed together refectory tables to form a slightly sloping, four-foot-high platform on which Mother Teresa's body would lie Sunday after being driven the 4 kilometers ( 2.5 miles ) from the Missionaries of Charity headquarters.
• Workmen lashed together refectory tables to form a slightly sloping, four-foot-high platform on which Mother Teresa's body would lie Sunday after being driven the 4 kilometers ( 2 . 5 miles ) from the Missionaries of Charity headquarters.
• Notable items included several carved bust statues depicted on the  Hey Jude album cover, a wood refectory table and benches, a stone garden bench, several stained glass panels, and a mirror panel with floral and foliate silver overlay.
• Debbie Bancroft, a New York City social figure, who has passed through Bloomberg's Egyptian marble foyer more than once to dine at his Gothic revival refectory table, said, " You look at the place, and you think it's Versailles ."