Some of Strong's glasswork is blown traditionally--such as wine glasses (Walter and Joan Mondale have a set of glasses made by him) and vases, in- cluding the red-glowing "sunset" series.
To the other side Roger White's nonrepeating pattern of blue shapes on white suggests a lifetime's accumulation of abstract tchotchkes; next to it, the bottles and vases in a drawing by Giorgio Morandi seem only slightly more specific.
He thinks about his father, a farmer who throws pots and vases in his spare time; even after the older man's death, Yohan imagines that something of his essence lingers in these creations, "that somewhere underneath the glaze and the paint there remained his father's hands".
The numerous statues, amulets, figures and vases found in the Hypogeum are now at the Valletta Archaeological Museum in the Maltese capital, with a small selection displayed at the site.
And the array of glass, ceramic, metal and rubber vases in the windows, usually $15 to $395, will be $12 to $316.
Not when you continue to have expensive furniture and Ming vases in the lobby.
If you're getting married, you can have not only a rose-gold wedding ring, but also rose-gold-colored place settings, with napkins, candlesticks, and vases fabricated in the color formerly known as salmon.
Matheson, Susan B. Corpus Vasorum Antiquorum: Athenian Red-figure and White-ground Vases in the Yale University Art Gallery.
In "Garden Urns and Vases," the second book in the Gourcuff series with drawings by Zega and Dams, Mr. Mabille explains how generations of gardeners were particularly inspired by the Borghese and Medici urns, which reportedly date from the first century B.C. and were named after the dynasties to which they later belonged.
The best known example of Yuan porcelain decorated in this manner, which is usually referred to as blue-and-white, is a pair of vases in the Percival David Foundation of Chinese Art in London.
