Sentence examples for fine wares from inspiring English sources

Fine wares and many other small objects were made from faience.

And B & J Fabrics, whose fine wares included the prophetically named "embroidered illusion".

These are the prices that customers of Loro Piana are willing to pay for the Italian fabric company's fine wares.

Older people recall a worldly Kabul, a city with fine wares and good restaurants and easy laughter.

The importance of the Building 17, abandoned after a fire at the end of the 5th century, is related to its content, constituted by Tunisian amphorae, lamps and fine wares.

A main area of work dealt with Attic fine wares with attention to K. Lynch's The Symposium in Context: Pottery from a Late Archaic House near the Athenian Agora.

Bowls with circular medallions painted in overglaze colours with yellow or rose grounds are, perhaps, among the finer wares.

Like most art fairs, this one has its share of dealers displaying miscellaneous selections of their finest wares.

In general the finer wares of the early part of the period were similar to those of the Biedermeier and later styles of Europe.

By the middle of the 19th century, American pressed glass was already a disturbing influence on the design of the finer wares.

Instead, pension funds are run by sophisticated managers who get their pick of Wall Street's finest wares: pension funds can take that retiree money and put it in stocks, bonds, commodities, farmland, hedge funds or private equity funds.