Sentence examples for a vase that from inspiring English sources
The first object recovered from La Lune was a vase that hadn't seen air since 1664.
One of Philippe Starck's latest visual wordplays is a vase that is actually a seat.
She also recommended the Harcourt Abysse by Thomas Bastide for Baccarat — a vase that goes with everything, she insisted.
It was a vase that stood four feet high, and was used to hold the dried sea oats that matched the frame of an adjacent landscape.
That year, he painted a still life of roses in a vase that could pass for the work of a minor artist active in the 1880s, but also a remarkable landscape that falls outside any trend at the time.
Ms. Oates, whose company is dbO Home, created a bread-and-butter plate, a platter, a votive candleholder and a vase that are used in service and sold in the gift shop.
There's a blue vase that came from a house in Cornwall and, from a shop on the King's Road, the white stone Balinese dancer on the terrace.
Kevin Kwan: That was very much inspired by a Quianlong vase that was discovered a few years ago in England.
The plant rests in a glass vase that sits atop a milled aluminum case embedded with LED lights, which are controlled by a hidden, separate microcontroller.
Ms. Dandois is selling a Sevres vase that Napoleon selected as a New Year's gift for his sister Caroline in 1811.
Her vases, she said, span a spectrum: one end is represented by a lovely vase that's utterly unfit for any floral arrangement whatsoever, and the other end by one that looks ghastly without anything in it.
