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The phrase "an example of antique" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific item or instance that represents or embodies characteristics of antiques.
Example: "The vase on the shelf is an example of antique craftsmanship from the 18th century."
Alternatives: "a representation of antique" or "a specimen of antique".
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German 18th-century Beiderwand is an example of antique double-woven cloth consisting of two layers of tabby weave joined only along the edges of the pattern.
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When the retailer and Dickensian philanthropist Milton Petrie died last month, at age 92, he left his wife, Carroll, a trust fund of $150 million, an awesome array of real estate, planes, cars, jewelry, art and antiques, and an example of extravagant and eccentric giving almost impossible to live up to.
Biggers pointed to a specific project, Codex, as an example of mixing technology and historical context, or as he described it, "analog antique into ephemeral web-based art forms".
He proceeded to show me examples of antique golf clubs: "Flanges, offset heads and oversize clubs and that takes you to the beginning of the steel shaft, where I lose interest".
He proceeded to show me examples of antique golf clubs: "Flanges, offset heads and oversized clubs … and that takes you to the beginning of the steel shaft, where I lose interest".
His father is a timber merchant and a collector of antique cars.
He was a voracious reader and a knowledgeable collector of antique furniture.
A stash of antique newspapers was left behind.
We paused before a pair of antique bookshelves.
Phillip was president of the Antique Car Club of New Jersey and a collector of antique cars for many years.
"You see a lot of antique cars on the roads," he said.
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