Sentence examples for authentic provenance from inspiring English sources

Mr. Tokeley-Parry used 1920's conservation techniques to create a veneer of authentic provenance; display stickers, for instance, were made from Victorian-era pharmacy labels soaked in tea for the yellowed brittleness of age.

Bergin's has been a fascinating place since Brandon Boudet took it over last summer, partly because you're unsure whether you have fallen prey to an elaborate put-on or whether you really have stepped back into Raymond Chandler's L.A., whether the names of the paper shamrocks still stapled to the ceiling are of authentic provenance and whether the dinginess of the barroom is real.

It also the Authentic Caribbean Rum (ACR) marque "as a symbol of authenticity, provenance and quality".

What is the most reliable provenance?

"My initial impression is that it must be authentic; the provenance and history, the inventory number on the reverse, the brushwork, the colours – some have faded – the reference in a letter.

The problem is that though the book seems authentic, tracing its provenance has its difficulties.

Vocabulary: resin, authentic, sarcophagus, comprehensive, embalming, provenance, chromatography, spectrometry, petroleum, bituminous Extension Activities: 1. Visit the Clickable Mummy Web site (//www.akhet.co.uk/clikmumm.htm) and click on the different sections of the mummy's body to learn how each body part was mummified.

The voices in "Boogie Rican Blvd., the Musical" sure sound authentic, and it's not surprising given the play's provenance.

Other historians either do not mention any controversy about the provenance of the instructions, mention evidence supporting their authenticity, or explicitly state they consider them to be authentic.

Provenance Strada uses imported Italian cheeses, meats and some desserts – authentic, but it racks up food miles.

It's the condition of the art, not only provenance, that becomes a factor in determining whether a painting is authentic or not.