There are big wicker baskets, and a cactus inside a galvanized-iron trash basket.
The furnaces under study are composed of cooling panels both on the wall and roof, electrodes for creating a magnetic field, a basket containing iron (iron scrap, iron ore & Direct Reduced Iron (DRI)), burners and oxygen/carbon blowers.
New shops have opened, fresh evergreens grow in wrought-iron sidewalk baskets, and merchants speak of a restored sense of Main Street unity.
No. 18 was modernized in 1955; the architect, Rollin Caughey, included a remarkable spidery iron balcony, a basket-weave exemplar of the metalworker's art.
The dog mansion comes complete with ornately carved front doors, red clay tiles on each turret, terra cotta floors and even miniature wrought iron window flower baskets.
Even if you only fold them into the clothes basket for ironing later, this will massively reduce the time spent ironing as creases will be few and far between.
In 1893 the Narragansett Machinery Co. of Providence, Rhode Island, marketed a hoop of iron with a hammock style of basket.
A basket of ironing was my dancing partner for Prom 52, Valery Gergiev conducting the London Symphony Orchestra in Prokofiev's complete ballet music for Cinderella.
Following the publication of Elizabeth David's influential Mediterranean Food in 1951, kitchenware was beginning to achieve a desirable status and, by the use of imaginative shopfitting and a huge cast-iron cooking range, baskets, casseroles, knives, pots and pans suddenly became fashion items.
Most of the estimated daily iron intake from the food basket and supplementary food was covered by mung beans (6/9.2 mg) which are high in phytates known to inhibit iron absorption.
