Sentence examples for silver glass from inspiring English sources

You see it in Irish silver, glass, furniture and architecture.

The dome of the shrine is plated with gold, and within it the walls and roof are covered with polished silver, glass, and coloured tiles.

"A Taste of the Collection," early-19th-century silver, glass and ceramics typically found in American homes during that period; through Sunday.

This is expressed, for example, in the tender craftsmanship and reverently updated traditionalism of a Seder plate made of silver, glass and mahogany by Amy Klein Reichert.

The Mint Museum of Art holds important design exhibitions, and this show of furniture, silver, glass, ceramics and other works is a cornucopia.

"He went through so many phases of design -- textiles, furniture, silver, glass, architecture, even now to conceiving at an urban scale.

If you have dark hair, silver glasses may look strange on you, the same as black glasses may look weird on someone with blonde hair.

: The heart of the Fabry Pérot interferometer is a pair of partially silvered glass optical flats spaced several millimeters to centimeters apart with the silvered surfaces facing each other.

In 1855 William Leighton of the New England Glass Company of Cambridge received the first American patent for silvering glass.

The C'hi table lamp designed by Massimo Belloni for Penta, a company in Como, Italy, has a Murano silver-glass shade.

Silvered-glass mirrors must have taken some comparable psychovisual adjustment in the 19th century.