The final product may also be marketed to local markets or exported abroad in glass and plastic containers, as well as in tins, or in other packaging materials such as polyethylene or multilaminated pouches, filled with brine or gases (modified atmospheres) [ 9, 10].
But the couple have been tireless in their search here and abroad for Venetian glass, seeking out specialty dealers, producers and historians, including Marino Barovier, who introduced the Spanus to many European collectors and designers.
Looking at this painting, aware of all that is around it, you have the sense of a man living out much of his life at a sentry post to the world, watching things come and go, his nose forever pressed against the glass of abroad.
In the late nineteenth century, Mexican citizens quickly adopted new technologies imported from abroad to sew cloth, manufacture glass bottles, refine minerals, and provide many goods and services.
And yet that legal appetite is rapidly being surpassed by the illicit one, which ironically sees more of these glass eels transported abroad than are consumed in Europe.
I had recently come back after studying abroad, and so I held my glass of wine and talked with relatives about Florence and London and Paris, and my plans after graduation.
Much of his work was in a heavily lustred glass that was considerably admired abroad, especially in central Europe where it created a new fashion.
Philips Electronics has a plant there, but imported the glass for the tubes from a Philips plant abroad.
This groundbreaking exhibition gathers more than 175 pieces of furniture, jewelry, glass, textiles, ceramics and metalworks, many borrowed from abroad, to show how fairs brought modern design, innovation and ingenuity to the public as never before.
Series contains over 1000 photographs and corresponding negatives, a few postcards, and glass lantern slides primarily documenting Pearse's research travels abroad and within the United States from 1911-1953.
