Sentence examples similar to highly prized object from inspiring English sources
On display are some of the highly prized objects created by these designers, including Eliot Noyes's Selectric Typewriter for IBM and Lester Beall's logos for Caterpillar.
Until 1708 when the factory at Meissen in Saxony learned the secret of producing a hard porcelain similar to that which the Chinese used to create their highly prized pieces, decorative objects were made by taking clay, which was covered in enamel and baked.
After the kings of Europe got an eyeful of China's Imperial treasures, thanks to Marco Polo's adventures on the Silk Road, the objects became so highly prized that the Germans coined a word for the mania, Porzellankrankheit, or "porcelain sickness".
For serious collectors, the most highly prized dispensers, long discontinued, are elusive objects of desire that can run to thousands of dollars apiece. Hundreds of different dispensers are extant.
Thera itself, however, had few valuables like metal; apparently the inhabitants had taken prized objects away.
Attach a short 3' leash to an immovable object, provide a bed or mat and a highly prized chew toy/bone.
Glass beads, which were highly prized by African communities for use as everyday adornment, ceremonial costumes or objects of barter, featured high on the list of imported items that were exchanged for these commodities.
Chinese emperors so highly prized cloisonné enameling that only certain eunuchs were deemed trustworthy enough to transport the objects between palace rooms.
The fruit is highly prized in Asia.
Only French Polynesia is more highly prized.
