Sentence examples for glassware wine from inspiring English sources

Otherwise, you risk inadvertently knocking over glassware, wine bottles or who knows what else on your table or the adjacent one.

China traded silk, teas, and porcelain; while India traded spices, ivory, textiles, precious stones, and pepper; and the Roman Empire exported gold, silver, fine glassware, wine, carpets, and jewels.

Eating and drinking: plastic cups or glassware, wine glasses, cutlery (knives, forks, spoons), small plates for appetizers, large plates for main meal, bowls for salad, salt and pepper shakers, butter and butter dishes, butter knives, and water jugs.

Matching glassware to wine is nothing new – Raymond Postgate (creator of the Good Food Guide) published the wonderful 1951 Plain Man's Guide to Wine with illustrations of the five traditional glass shapes, designed for sherry, claret, port, champagne and hock.

He even commissioned a custom wheelchair, complete with collapsible tray that would carry his glassware and wine.

Other high-status material included glassware and wine amphorae from Gaul, and in larger quantities than found elsewhere in Britain and Ireland.

Now it's used to store wine, glassware and plates for Balthazar.

With refreshment in mind on a blistering summer day, Mr. Pomp selected glassware for juice, wine, cocktails and even sake.

In the other direction, ships arrived with gold, coral, fine glassware, amphorae of wine, olive oil and the fermented fish sauce called garum.

He became a lifelong friend of Riedel, and supposedly even replaced his own wine glassware after their meeting.

Meanwhile, glassmakers learned that adding in some lead oxide would yield glassware such as wine decanters that would glisten, because the lead refracted the light across a wider arc.