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Re: architecture / furniture

#17114 01/27/2001 7:38 PM

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belMarduk

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>boot drop is a built-in bench, enclosed on the bottom, adjacent to an entry.

We have something similar but it is called a deacon's bench in English and a beggar's bench in French. It has a back, and is not attached to anything so it can be moved around. People sit on it to take off their boots in wintertime.

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