My parents (WWII generation) had a piece of furniture they called a doughboy. It was essentially a box with 4 legs that had a hinge midway on the top so that you could put a lamp on the back half yet open it by lifting the lid on the front section and store books, magazines or cards. They had 2 of them which served as end tables by our living room couch.
tray, its called a tray
A piece of furniture to eat on is a table.
The singular form of "furniture" is "piece of furniture."
It is called a "blanket box"
I think that would be called a "pedestal".
Highchair is a piece of furniture. It begins with the letter h.
no a door is not a piece of furniture.
A vanity (dressing table) is a piece of furniture. It begins with the letter v.
The type of wood used in this furniture piece is oak.
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doughboy origin of the word: "The most often cited explanation is that it arose during the Mexican-American War, after observers noticed U.S. infantry forces were constantly covered with chalky dust from marching through the dry terrain of northern Mexico, giving the men the appearance of unbaked dough."
A yellow table is a piece of furniture that's name starts with the letter y