The word 'glassware' is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to a collection of items made of glass, such as cups, bowls, vases, or other household or decorative objects. Example: "The kitchen shelves were lined with various types of delicate glassware, from crystal wine glasses to colorful tumblers."
We were a little older, but not yet wiser – because in Italy extra euros might get you a better bathroom and glassware, but it doesn't always buy extra space.
Focusing on Moser's most productive years, this gorgeous exhibition presents more than 200 exquisitely elegant works, including books, glassware, metal pieces, ceramics, jewelry and furniture.
Dr Alekshun and Dr Levy believe that the Mar regulon must also control some important process related to biofilm formation.If the phenomenon occurs in bodies, as well as glassware, then inactivating MarA would stop infections forming.
These thoughts he had gone so far as to elaborate into a research proposal.After some negotiation, however, Mr Miller persuaded Urey that he was the one to turn this proposal into glassware and make it work.
But glassware is becoming more redundant every day.
Westin Hotels sells its Heavenly Bed; guests at Four Seasons properties can order the brand's famous mattresses and custom-made pillows, while Sofitel sells glassware, cushions and jams from its website.Creating a buzzCan fashion hotels, which are at the very top end of this trend, make a healthy return on investment?
Beauty and craftsmanship can be seen in the furniture, metalwork, glassware, ceramics, textiles and jewellery on show.At today's expos, each country hosts elaborate pavilions which focus on nation branding and cultural exchange.
NO ARTIFICIAL light is used at the first British show by Laura de Santillana and Alessandro Diaz de Santillana, Venice-based siblings from the great Venini glassware dynasty.
The place is overflowing with gifts from distant customers: priceless Chinese vases, exquisitely carved Indian daggers, fine Venetian glassware, all of them evidence of the influence these rulers once wielded.
Benchtop microscopes have remained essentially unchanged since the 19th century their shape a cartoonist's cliché of science akin to alchemical glassware and Bunsen burners.
Whereas Paulo Venini, the glassware maestro, was lauded for designs that tether form to function, his grandchildren translate the medium's possibilities into objects ambiguously located between mirror and painting, sculpture and book.Glass like the de Santillanas' family—has a rich history.
