0 to fit (seats) with springs, stuffing, covers etc -- polstre; betrække
He upholstered the chair.
The skins in turn were covered on the outside in canvas and on the inside they were upholstered in bright cloth.
The contract for the upholstering work has not yet been let.
Then, finally, you should have a further tax if the chair were polished, and more still if it were completely equipped and upholstered.
The cost of upholstering a chair has risen to about£25.
It is upholstered with the most comfortable assumptions, and a special line of red herrings are served, of which we have a succulent example before us to-day.
Turn to the furniture and upholstering trades.
I always thought that it would be much higher if one tried to account for every item of furniture upholstered in a fabric that would comply with the match test.
It was furnished with green rugs, upholstered furniture, and lightly tinted, translucent green window draperies.
