Through his drunken haze, he enters into a conversation with an inanimate object, in this case, the decorative handle on the tap of Shock Top beer.
The walking sticks, twisted as barley sugar, are again steel rods, except one, with a decorative handle, which has been roughly glued together from short wooden off-cuts, such as you might find under a saw-bench.
No customers were browsing the exquisite wares, everything from plain $10 cleavers to a $500 silver blade with a decorative inlaid handle that takes one craftsman 15 days to produce.
Mr. Ferrer takes a newly molded pitcher or bucket and fuses handles, decorative pieces or spouts onto them.
The personal knife was the focus of intense decorative energy, with handles made of amber, ivory, rock crystal and agate, carved with flowers, doves, religious figures.
In European metalwork apart from its functional and decorative use on handles, lids, covers, finials, and the like pierced work is most often associated with such articles as locks and keys, iron and steel caskets, and guns, as well as with jewelry and other small objects.
The plywood chair has a cut-out heart shape in the backrest that is both decorative and forms a handle so your child can cart it around with them.
The first day features a large group of exquisite Fabergé objets d'art, including a large silver kovsh (a decorative drinking vessel) whose handle depicts, in intricate relief, a surging cluster of medieval Russian warriors; the second features atmospheric paintings by Aivazovsky and Nesterov, whose "Vision of St. Sergius When a Child" is considered the first work of Russian symbolism.
Finally, it was realized that the glass bulb on the end of the blowpipe could be shaped freehand to any form desired, and handles, feet, and decorative elements could be added at will.
Elemental configurations -- cubes, stacks, altars, cruciform shapes -- have soap dishes, shower heads and chrome handles attached as purely decorative accents.
