Use decorative coat hooks to decorate the foyer and give people a spot to stash their jackets.
A formidably complex suit of 18th-century armor is on display, along with several heavily decorated campaign coats.
He himself did most of the work of the late 1980's: the gas canisters and saw blades painted with patterns appropriated from knockoff delftware, and the ironing boards and shovels decorated with coats of arms.
After learning from the top New York dealers, Mrs. Gordon struck out on her own in the early 1950s, going beyond the familiar blue-and-white Canton ware to specialize in types called famille-rose (named for its pink-and-purple palette), Fitzhugh pattern, armorial (decorated with coats of arms) and Japanese-inspired Imari ware.
Lining the broad, cobbled streets of this little town are a convent, a monastery, several museums, gardens, golden stone houses decorated with coats of arms of families that made their fortunes in the Americas, and dozens of storefronts selling fine local foods like tinned anchovies, sausages, cider, cheeses and pastries.
The outstanding performance of sulfur decorated PEO coating was attributed to strong acidic microenvironment and more Fe2+ on the surface.
The grandest building is Pizarro's palace, decorated with his coat of arms, depicting Inca slaves in chains.
Then there was a thick and floor-sweeping beige-and-white twisted knit coat, decorated all over with bobbles and designed by Romain Brau.
A black cloth coat decorated with beaded bison heads, horses and human figures from about 1895 represents a short-lived religious movement based on a vision of the Oto prophet William Faw Faw.
From the same show is an eight-foot-tall teacher with an opened book for a hat and wearing four pairs of pince-nez and a maroon coat decorated with the alphabet.
