clothes-press

Here is the clothes press, ma'am, and the other rooms are off there.

In 1863, Schindler explained to Gerhard von Breuning that the article of furniture was an ordinary clothes-press.

He goes to the clothes press and proceeds to change his coat.

Presently she rose again, opened the clothes-press, and took out some boiled rice and sopped bread, which she gave to the parrot.

But no; from the depths of the clothes-press came an invisible vapor wrapping him in its caressing breath.