| Tim placed the lighted lamp on the taboret, and the boys felt that they had done all that could be done under the circumstances. |
| A tabouret or taboret is a French stool from the court of Louis XIV and was a seat available to a few privileged women while in the royal presence. |
| On a taboret by her side was a big pink box full of chocolates. |
| An inlaid Oriental taboret, on which were a gold cigarette-case and ash-tray, stood beside her on the red-tiled floor. |
| Inspired by taboret stools dating back to the court of Louis XIV in Versailles, this contemporary iteration is updated with modern silhouette and lacquer finish. |
| When it comes down to it I might never use the taboret or the spun glass pen from Italy. |
