Sentence examples for imported wares from inspiring English sources
House accessory stores exhibit an enormous array of porcelain vases and Buddha and dragon statuettes, and there is a feng shui consultant on the second floor to advise how to distribute the imported wares in just the right way to assure good luck, health and prosperity.
Examination of the ceramic corpus at Jebel Khalid revealed that Greek shapes dominate both the imported wares and the local production of tableware, with few imports, which copy Greek shapes, from Mesopotamia or the south.
The inhabitants of this area clearly enjoyed a Greek lifestyle with imported Greek wares.
So desirable have their creations become that voguish Manhattanites have taken to importing their wares at great expense.
Although Dehillerin has a Web site through which you can import its wares, Mr. Rucci likes the romance of buying his pots and pans over there and having them shipped home.
Specimens thus glazed appear in the old Dutch catalogues as Batavian ware, because the wares were imported via the Dutch centre of trade and transshipment at Batavia (modern Jakarta), in Java.
During the Japanese invasion of 1592, for instance, many Korean potters were taken to Japan, where they were set to work making tea ceremony wares, which had hitherto been imported, and they later helped to found the porcelain industry.
Its wares include platters and dinner plates imported from Portugal, Italy and England, as well as elegant serving utensils, glassware, napkins and candles that evoke the virtues of an aesthetically pleasing dining table and the right tools to prepare the meal.
Cheap imported crafts and clothing from Ecuador and India came to replace locally made wares.
By late Ming times, perhaps because of the unavailability of the imported Iranian cobalt that was used for the finest blue-on-white products, more-flamboyant polychrome wares of three and even five colours predominated.
