Sentence examples for gilded brass from inspiring English sources

The numerals, minute marks, hands, inner frame and profiled outer frame are all made out of fire gilded brass.

It is supported by six carved reeded legs with gilded brass ferrules at their tops.

It is a rosewood confection, totally asymmetrical, with display shelves and drawers and specially made gilded brass hardware.

The gilded brass mounts on two suites of circa 1790 Russian neoclassical mahogany dining room chairs further echo the gold.

At the Biennale, Bernard Steinitz is selling an enormous pair of Empire mahogany pool-cue holders with gilded brass N's.

In 16th-century Europe, metal pilgrim bottles generally of silver or silver gilt and probably of Chinese inspiration were made mainly in Augsburg, Ger.; they were also made in coloured glass (generally green) with ormolu, or gilded brass, mounts.

There are lots of circles in the show, from James Lee Byars's large gilded-brass "Halo" (1985) to "Haloes," a bracelet-shaped floor sculpture of circular fluorescent lights by the Brazilian artist Marcos Reis Peixoto, who goes by the name Marepe.

The capitals of the columns and pilasters were of solid brass gilded or lacquered.

Though it opened only last January, it feels like a fixture, with its marble floors and bronze doors and Gilded Age hanging lamps of brass and alabaster.

At the Palace of Westminster artisans rushed to realize his schemes for wooden railings carved with mythical beasts, gilded ceilings dripping with lacy brass chandeliers and the ornate clock now known as Big Ben.

(With Matt Damon and Ben Affleck cast as Leigh and Leslie Keno, television's furniture-dealing brothers: "So, Mr. de Montebello, any guess about a price at auction on your ebonized mahogany, gilded secretary-bookcase with the brass ornaments and glass doors?