Sentence examples for green glazing from inspiring English sources

The straw-colored Bactrian beast, accented here and there with caramel and green glazing, sold for $93,500.

The window glazing materials studied include clear glazing, bronze glazing, green glazing and grey coloured glazing materials.

It was constructed in what had been the back garden of a building on Curtain Road, and remains of green glazed pottery money boxes for the entry fees, which kept the takings safe since the cash could only extracted by smashing them, prove that it was built for paying customers.

Classic Thai celadon has crazing, and its green glaze imitates jade.

Particularly successful in this genre is a cauliflower teapot, small in scale and partially covered in Wedgwood's green glaze.

Roof tiles and finials have a brown or a green glaze and may be contemporary with the Han dynasty.

Nearly 4,000 years ago the lustrous, pale green glaze called celadon was invented in Wenzhou, which became the birthplace of Chinese ceramics.

The Mediterranean blue was made, he said, with a teal base, green glaze and a top coat of pthalo blue.

Jadeite Green Glazed Milk Glass Cake Stand: £64.96, thecakedecoratingcompany.co.uk Opaque milk glass was a popular import in Depression-era America and originals are highly collectable.

Early Longquan celadons had a transparent green glaze that was superb in quality, thick, and viscous, usually with a well-marked network of fine cracks.

The light yellow, white and green glazes of the ornament created a distinctly un-utilitarian building, with a delicate crisscross design on the head house.