Sentence examples for gilded frame from inspiring English sources

The gold gilded frame on the cover only existed on the first edition; it was removed on future editions to cut costs.

The most arresting of them, at Feature, is encased in an extravagantly wrought gilded frame crowned by a big staring face with a light-up third eye.

Stolen and relentlessly pursued by the Germans, the artwork was rolled into German sausages, shoved down trouser legs and singed by an exploding gilded frame intended as a gift for Adolf Hitler.

Tattooed Pigskins, Untitled (Art Farm China), 2005, tattooed pigskin on oval stretcher, handcarved gilded frame, H 58 x 50 cm, © Wim Delvoye.

Serve in gilded frame accompanied by a hefty price tag.

One has a 1750s gilded frame that originally contained a portrait of King George II.

Museum framer creates gilded frames using squirrel hairs, agate stones and recipes found in a 15th-century manual.

Some of the great paintings in the collection, including the "Portrait of Jan Six," have ornamented gilded frames, which were put on them by 19th-century Sixes when showiness was in fashion.

Ornate gilded frames wrap around a selection of significant 140-character missives from Trump the president and private citizen.

Some creative touches among the mediocrity: a lustrous black gown for shopping, feathers sprouting from jacket backs, an organza bubble coat, a gilded picture frame worn as a necklace, padded gloves embellishing a shirt, and a color-coordinated dog, the ultimate accessory.

Even if you're really skinny and careful, it's hard to walk down its single aisle without bumping into a gilded picture frame or a mannequin while you're distracted by John's collections of jewelry, Bakelite radios, duck decoys, sunglasses, pottery, child-size sewing machines, hand-blown glass trinkets and other miscellaneous items like the firefighter's helmet and leaded-glass lamp shades.