The few stores that sell home wares have distinctive collections carefully chosen by youthful proprietors.
It ranged from undistinguished imitations of inexpensive European wares to distinctive efforts that merited exhibition at international shows.
The name famille verte ("green family") is derived from the distinctive green employed, but the wares are a development of the Wanli five-colour ware, the major difference being the replacement of the earlier underglaze blue by an overglaze blue.
His calligraphy, as seen in his wares and his paintings, was distinctive in style.
Dell is already moving to produce machines, especially laptops, with more distinctive designs and features aimed at setting its wares apart from Apple's and HP's (see "Dell's Laptop Strategy").
The luxurious Amangani resort in Jackson Hole, Wyo., doesn't sell its wares; it wants to protect its distinctive look.
What makes Poets' Cafe distinctive is the special guests who are invited to display their wares in the second half.
The wares manufactured in the 17th and 18th centuries were so distinctive, and of such high quality, that they were extensively copied at other faience centres in France.
And like many buildings in the meatpacking district, they boast distinctive metal canopies that stretch over the sidewalk, so as to shield butchers' wares from the sun.
Its wares differ, for the most part, from those of the Ming period in a fairly distinctive manner.
Dispensaries promote different strains with distinctive flavors — there are, after all, marijuana snobs just as there are wine snobs — and some mix their wares into foods like hummus, pesto and chocolate.
