What is the piece of furniture in the new Beauty and the Beast?
In the film there is a piece of furniture that is white and is shaped kinda wiggly. It appears in Belle's room and behind the singer at the end of the movie.
What is it?
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The object mentioned and seen in this picture 
is a baroque ceramic oven used for heating.
See more pictures of similar objects e.g. here: "Antique" ovens on Pinterest.
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What are the furniture in Beauty and the Beast?
From left to right: Lumi\xe8re, Cogsworth, Chip, Mrs. Potts and Babette. Belle and the Beast are seen in the background....The Wardrobe.WardrobeFirst appearanceBeauty and the Beast (1991)Portrayed byAudra McDonald (live-action film)3 more rowsWhat is the hidden message in Beauty and the Beast?
The inscription roughly translates to "he conquers who conquers himself." When analysing this phrase it's clear to see that it represents the moral of the story in some way, as the Beast must conquer his own demons before he can truly be the leader he needs to be for his kingdom.Who was the set designer in Beauty and the Beast?
The fictional town of Villeneuve, the village where Belle [Emma Watson] and her father Maurice [Kevin Kline] live, was built on the backlot at Shepperton. For the production's largest set (measuring 28,787 square feet), Greenwood, Spencer and their teams drew inspiration from the village of Conques in Southern France.Beauty and the Beast - Be Our Guest [High Quality]
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Answer 2
It's evidently a baroque room over or heater. To keep the room warm.
Answer 3
That's Madame Garderobe, the furniture that the singer was transformed into by the curse. Google that word for various definitions, but functionally it is a dresser or wardrobe.
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