Sentence examples for finest objects from inspiring English sources

This particular spoon, the work of the French designer Inga Sempé and the Italian manufacturer Alessi, evokes the finest objects of that era.

The two finest objects in the Christie's sale are an 18th-century Georgian chair made in India and inlaid with ivory (estimated at $30,000 to $60,000) and a George II giltwood mirror ($40,000 to $60,000).

The museum's long-term exhibition, "Intersections: World Arts, Local Lives," offers about 250 of its finest objects from Africa, Asia, the Pacific and the Americas with explanations of how people use them.

The consolation of fine objects.

Other museums have also pledged fine objects.

That said, there are a number of fine objects here.

His banquet pieces and lavish representations of fine objects were in great demand.

Throughout his life Stephen had a gift for making fine objects.

The wealthy are increasingly using freeports as a place where they can rub shoulders and trade fine objects with each other.

Above all, this is a book about desire, not only for handsome material wealth and a comfortable, familiar home, but for love, sex, fame, fine objects (namely, a shining blue Audi sports sedan that functions as Denby's mechanical Helen, seductively beckoning him toward catastrophe and putting him on the wrong side of the old gods) and even aesthetic pleasure.

Edouard André was from a prosperous banking family and Nélie Jacquemart was a young painter; they surrounded themselves with fine objects (they created their own "Italian Museum" on the second floor) and elegant company whom they entertained lavishly, something that the audio guide plays up a bit to enhance the belle époque mood.