cane chair

noun

a chair, the back and seat of which are made of interlaced strips of cane.

Origin of cane chair

First recorded in 1690–1700

Words nearby cane chair

candy-striped, candyfloss, candygram, candytuft, cane, cane chair, cane gall, cane grass, cane piece, cane rat, cane reed

Example sentences from the Web for cane chair

  • My boy Poole here will look after you, and to-morrow or next day we will carry you up on deck and let you lie in a cane-chair.

    Fitz the Filibuster |George Manville Fenn

  • He motioned Balthasar to withdraw, and then sat down, weary and exhausted, in his cane-chair.

    Louisa Of Prussia and Her Times |Louise Muhlbach

  • Next to the cane-chair was Hannah's mahogany bed, which had been stripped.

    Leonora |Arnold Bennett

  • Marie noiselessly brought a cane-chair, and seated herself by the table, opposite her parents.

    Old Fritz and the New Era |Louise Muhlbach