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. [storage and display furniture]
10. case furniture

Additional parents:

1. top of the aat hierarchies
2. Objects Facet
3. Furnishings and Equipment
4. Furnishings
5. furnishings
6. furnishings by form or function
7. furniture
8. furniture by design
9. built-in furniture

Narrower term/s

• water benches
• armadios
• court cupboards
• presses (cupboards)[+]
  • press beds (deception beds) [NP] [+]
    • library press beds
  • press cupboards
  • tridarns
  • clothes presses [+]
    • wing clothes presses
    • low clothes presses
  • linen presses
• corner cupboards[+]
  • encoignures
• hanging cupboards
• armaria
• dry sinks[+]
  • dry sink hutches
• dole cupboards
• hasters
• dressers (cupboards)
• food cupboards (general cupboards)[+]
  • kitchen safes
  • livery cupboards [+]
    • fresqueras
  • aumbries [+]
    • holy oils aumbries
  • spice cupboards
  • jelly cupboards
  • almoners cupboards
• sacristy cupboards[+]
  • frontal cupboards
• archives cupboards

Anotations

Scope note:

General term for a closet or a cabinet enclosed by doors, often placed in a corner of a room or a recess in the wall, with shelves for keeping cups, dishes, provisions, books, or valuables. Originally boards or open structures of shelves on which cups, especially silver, might be placed for storage or display. Beginning in the 15th century, doors were added.