Sentence examples for clock case from inspiring English sources

Labeled pieces of John's work include a chest of drawers, a breakfast table, a clock case, and other tables.

This month researchers discovered an account book reference to the 18th-century Windsor politician Oliver Ellsworth's buying a clock case made by his neighbor Thomas Hayden.

The new show includes a mask made from weathered wooden shingles studded with beads, and an ornate antique cuckoo clock case that sprouts a gray wooden animal snout.

This is mostly true for the single clock case, where both views coincide, but when refined clocks come into play, both views become different: 1.

It was foremost "an appurtenance of the dining table," as well as a household furnishing like a wall sconce, clock case and chaise percée (chair containing a chamber pot).

This action originates from a single clock example but it can be also extended by the module clock C0 (which is the clock of all labels in the single clock case): ( l 2 ∧ C 0 ) ∧ i 1 > 4 ⇒ o 1 = i 1.

Among its initial uses was the manufacturing of flowerpots and clock cases.

The carved wooden clock cases mostly came from the Philadelphia cabinetmaker John Head, a fellow English Quaker émigré.

Designers such as André Charles Boulle made a specialty of gilded clock cases topped with Cupid triumphing over a recumbent Father Time.

It was also used to make caskets, clock cases, and batons, as well as humbler objects such as snuffboxes, fan handles, and scent bottles.

During the same period, verre églomisé was popular in the United States as decoration for such objects as clock cases and the panels of Sheraton style mirrors.