basket-carriage

Felice almost simultaneously trotted down the lane towards the timber-dealer, in a little basket-carriage which she sometimes drove about the estate, unaccompanied by a servant.

The Woodlanders 2006

She has the darlingest new basket-carriage — if she only looked like anything when she rode in it.

The Titan 2004

Godmother was driving herself — a low basket-carriage, harnessed to two buff-coloured ponies.

The Getting of Wisdom 2003

Mr. Gray had brought his own dog-cart for the gentlemen; and he had provided for the ladies a comfortable basket-carriage, of which his son,

The Golden Shoemaker or 'Cobbler' Horn J. W. Keyworth

"Good-bye, pets," said Auntie Alice to the children the next day, as they hung about the basket-carriage and Billy, waiting to take his mistresses to the station.

Two Little Travellers A Story for Girls Frances Browne Arthur

By another route, along which Billy and the basket-carriage had vanished, was the station; but who ever heard of any one arriving at the Happy Land by rail!

Two Little Travellers A Story for Girls Frances Browne Arthur

In the stable Billy, the fat pony, munched and snoozed every day and all day long, except when occasionally he was harnessed into the basket-carriage to take the aunties for a drive, or ambled into the meadow, where Strawberry and Daisy, the meek-eyed Alderney cows, browsed at will over the sweet, juicy after-grass.

Two Little Travellers A Story for Girls Frances Browne Arthur

She has the darlingest new basket-carriage -- if she only looked like anything when she rode in it.

The Titan Theodore Dreiser 1908

Paul did not heed the little basket-carriage that drove behind the monster, in which sat Lob Levy, with his shaggy, reddish beard, and his merry, twinkling eyes; he did not heed the screaming of the carmen, and the exultation of his two little sisters, who danced like mad round the wheels.

Dame Care Hermann Sudermann 1892

It was a conveyance particularly unsuited to such a season and weather, being nothing more substantial than an open basket-carriage drawn by a single horse.

A Group of Noble Dames Thomas Hardy 1884