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• Only three marked French toilet services from the reign of Louis XIV survive.
• Mr . John was founded by Morton Weiner in 1964 as a portable toilet service company.
• In September 2014 a sewage backup occurred at the unit, affecting drinking water and toilet services.
• The Ashmolean Museum in Oxford has the Treby toilet service ( 29 pieces, London, 1724-1725 ),
• A "'toilet service "'is a set of objects for use at the dressing table.
• There is a rare toilet service in silver of 1679, one of only 12 English-made early services left in the country.
• Karrier trucks and chassis were also built for and supplied to airport operators and airlines for baggage handling trucks, water bowsers and toilet servicing.
• In addition, a depot at Cleethorpes was to be upgraded with refuelling and controlled emission toilet servicing facilities, and a train electric auxiliary supply.
• The very rare and important 17-piece Lennoxlove toilet service in silver-gilt can now be seen in the National Museum of Scotland in Edinburgh.
• Although by no means an insider at court, Evelyn was able to see the queen's toilet service and his diary records his admiring comments.
• Even the boudoir, where a woman would receive guests in the morning, featured grand silver toilet services with ewers for water, repousse basins and glove trays.
• The morning lev閑 was sometimes a semi-public occasion for great persons in the early modern period, and the toilet service might be seen by many people.
• He said he needed his own portable toilet serviced at his lakeside home on Lake Tuscaloosa for a Fourth of July party but got no response from the toilet provider.
• Away from the dining room, the toilet service displayed the greatest range of shapes and containers, including covered cups for the new hot chocolate drink served at breakfast gatherings in the bedchamber.
• During the power outage, the more than 2, 000 passengers on the ship had no access to running water, electricity, air conditioning or toilet services in the hot Caribbean environment.
• The toilet service was the most important item of " dressing plate ", as opposed to table plate, and was often a gift upon marriage; sometimes augmented on the birth of children.
• The grandest form of the latter was the toilet service, typically of 10-30 pieces, often silver-gilt, which was especially a feature of the period from 1650 to about 1780.
• Some 25 English toilet services from before 1800 survive, about half now abroad; in 2012 an expert report to the official committee granting export licences recorded only 12 English-made metal toilet services in British collections.
• Some 25 English toilet services from before 1800 survive, about half now abroad; in 2012 an expert report to the official committee granting export licences recorded only 12 English-made metal toilet services in British collections.
• In " Mundus Muliebris ", a satire on fashionable ladies published in 1700, by Mary Evelyn, the daughter of John Evelyn ( or by him, or both of them ), the toilet service was described.