Hierarchy classification:

1. top of the aat hierarchies
2. Objects Facet
3. Furnishings and Equipment (hierarchy name)
4. Furnishings (hierarchy name)
5. furnishings (works)
6. [furnishings by form or function]
7. furniture
8. [furniture by form or function]
9. support furniture

Narrower term/s

• [stands by function][+]
  • pipe stands
  • dressing glasses [NP]
  • bookstands [+]
    • Koran stands [+]
      • kursis
    • missal stands
    • dictionary stands
  • candlestands (furniture) [+]
    • ratchet candlestands
    • guéridons
  • drinking stands
  • globe stands
  • music stands
  • plant stands [+]
    • jardinières (plant stands)
    • flower étagères
    • flower stands
    • flower tables
  • portfolio stands
  • shaving stands
  • smokers (ashtrays) [NP]
  • tray stands
  • umbrella stands
  • washstands [+]
    • basin stands [+]
      • corner basin stands [+]
      • enclosed basin stands
  • kettle stands
  • hall stands
  • torchères (stands)
  • smoking stands (supply holders)
  • card stands
  • hat stands
  • costumers (furniture)
  • map stands
  • muffin stands
  • lecterns [+]
    • preaching chairs [NP]
    • shtenders [NP]
    • badalones
  • dressing stands [+]
    • ladies' dressing stands
    • gentlemen's dressing stands
  • bow stands
  • watch stands
  • exposition thrones
  • vessel stands
  • copy stands
  • typewriter stands
  • clothing valets
  • coat trees
  • offertory bag stands
  • offertory tables
  • censer stands
  • baptismal font stands
  • tzompantlis
  • milk churn stands
  • gavel blocks
  • funerary stands [+]
    • biers
  • turban stands
• [stands by form][+]
  • tiered stands [+]
    • dumbwaiters (stands)
  • [stands by form: base form] [+]
    • tripods (stands) [+]
      • athéniennes
    • pies de puente
  • canterburies (stands)
  • cabinet stands
  • Windsor stands

Anotations

Scope note:

Objects designed to support or display another object; examples are small tablelike pieces of furniture used for holding or displaying objects. For supporting structures that are designed with and attached to the supported object, use "bases (object components)."