Pearwood

The X2000, as the silver-blue Swedish train is called, has amenities alien to Amtrak regulars: plush seats with pearwood working tables, wide aisles, headsets for listening to music, electronic data displays, a telephone/fax compartment and a "bistro car" for eating. ❋ Unknown (2008)

At times like this, one could wish for some sapient pearwood. ❋ Jhetley (2007)

If I were a tree, I would be a (n): weeping willow - that, or sapient pearwood ❋ Jaxraven (2002)

A thin, curved shell of shiny rust-brown pearwood wraps the main dining space, which is smaller than I remembered. ❋ Unknown (2000)

In one corner an exceptional French secretary of gleaming pearwood stood like an exhibit in a museum. ❋ Lustbader, Eric (1995)

Nearby, was a gleaming oval pearwood table with eight matching chairs. ❋ Lustbader, Eric Van (1992)

I made it from pearwood, and jointed and polished it well, and inlaid the lid with a little picture of Our Lady in nacre and silver, and blue stone for the mantle. ❋ Peters, Ellis, 1913- (1992)

Good God! She did not invite them to take off their coats, but turned immediately, led them down a long pearwood-paneled hallway. ❋ Lustbader, Eric (1983)

Four supper-couches of pale polished pearwood, a sideboard with a fine wine-cooler and red-figured cups, a little gilt Aphrodite on a marble stand. ❋ Renault, Mary (1978)

The dining-room is in the purest Renaissance style austere woodwork; immense chests of caned pearwood, on which stand precious ewers in Urbino ware, and dishes by Bernard Palissy. ❋ Various (N/A)

Formerly, it was the sacristy, a place from which the pilgrims of humble rank were excluded, but where those of wealth and high station were allowed to gaze at a great array of silken vestments and golden candlesticks, and also the Martyr's pearwood pastoral staff with its black horn crook, and his cloak and bloodstained kerchief. ❋ Hartley Withers (1908)

The dining-room is in the purest Renaissance style austere woodwork; immense chests of caned pearwood, on which stand precious ewers in ❋ Georges Ohnet (1883)

My uncle, an exotic pearwood skin tone, called me Blackie and Darkie for the first time. ❋ Petura Burrows (2011)

Beside that, torn from the wall, was a photograph Dale had taken of Janet’s hand holding the fine pearwood brush she used to draw symbols. ❋ Ann Beattie (2010)

You really need to get ahold of fellow author Pratchett’s sapient pearwood luggage, so you dont have to worry about it getting lost although you would have to pack along a lot of extra footpower. ❋ Unknown (2007)