Sentence examples for painted enamel from inspiring English sources

Canton enamel, Chinese painted enamel, so named for the principal place of its manufacture, Canton.

Sheet copper was also used as a base for painted enamel.

The exhibition looks at the variety of techniques used to create such minutely detailed representations, including champlevé, plique à jour and painted enamel.

Limoges painted enamel, any of the enamelled products made in Limoges, France, and generally considered the finest painted enamelware produced in Europe in the 16th and 17th centuries.

It is an ostentatious thing, splendidly ornate with decorative painted enamel detailing; it was clearly designed as a display piece, rather than with any kind of utilitarian purpose in mind.

Swedish Art Glass Glass with painted enamel colors, plates with Matisse-like engravings, a freely blown pale blue glass apple vase the size of a large pumpkin: these are just a few of the examples of Swedish art glass on loan from the Orrefors and Kosta glass museums that were on view earlier this week at the International Art and Design Fair in Manhattan.

Most pewter work was unornamented, but some items (usually for display only) were painted, enameled, gilded, and even inlaid with other metals, such as brass.

The picturesque old towns of Guéret, which has a museum with a collection of Limoges painted enamels, and Aubusson, which is famous for its tapestries, are among the région's tourist destinations.

This effort led them in the 1880s to produce lineless cloisonné enamels, which have all the beauty and brilliance of true cloisonné, with thick layers of enamel colours, but which, showing no trace of cloisons, permit a gradation of colours as in the less clear and brilliant painted enamels.

This volume catalogs more than four hundred decorative objects in the Robert Lehman Collection at The Metropolitan Museum of Art, including painted enamels, snuffboxes, porcelain, pottery, ceramics, jewelry, furniture, cast metal, and textiles from throughout Europe and Asia, with the majority dating from the late seventh century to the twentieth century.

Twigs painted in enamel and gouache by Hayley Tompkins?