Sentence examples for coin cabinet from inspiring English sources

Gimson's coin cabinet is an archetypal Arts and Crafts object.

Tomorrow at 3, a lecture on "Medallic Art in Germany During the 20th Century," particularly the work of contemporary artists, by Wolfgang Steguweit, chief curator of the Coin Cabinet of the Berlin State Museums.

It includes Morris's colorful floral designs for wallpapers, textiles and books; an Iznik-style, ceramic Pugin garden seat made by Minton & Company at the Staffordshire Potteries in England; a simple walnut coin cabinet designed by Ernest W. Gimson; and an inglenook, a chimney corner, from an 1897 house on the Isle of Man.

The money generated from selling the restrikes went toward purchasing new items for the coin cabinet.

As he set aside unusual coins brought in as bullion, he started the Mint's coin cabinet, which evolved into the National Numismatic Collection.

In the volume, several coins from the Mint's coin cabinet, including an 1804 dollar, were reproduced by tracing a pantograph stylus over an electrotype of the coins.

It was the Play Choice 10, a magnificent mess featuring ten games stuck into a coin-op cabinet.

The National Videogame Arcade in Nottingham has some coin-operated cabinets but focuses on gaming principles introduced through impressive artistic-led installations.

At the height of the arcade scene in the eighties, players met up, challenged each other, stood around coin-op cabinets gawping at the best Pac-Man and Defender players; they shared tips and tactics, they just consumed games together.

3. A contemporary cabinet called Coins comes in cherry or beech with two round, mirrored doors.

He retired, died and was stuffed and put on display in a cabinet with a slot for coins at the front.