Sentence examples for silver goods from inspiring English sources

During the mid- to late 19th century, silver goods became more elaborate, even gauche.

Britain's auction houses are enjoying a boom in the sale of silver goods as the price of the metal soars on world exchanges.

Although silver sheets had been used to overlay wood and other metals since ancient Greece, an 18th-century technique of fusing thin silver sheets to copper brought silver goods called Sheffield plate within the reach of most people.

Flagg created a Neoclassic depot for the United States Express Company at No. 555; Hardenbergh built a glass factory at No. 543 for the silver goods of Dominick & Haff.

Bring in a piece or two of flatware from your incomplete dining set of sterling silver cutlery to find matching partners, and, while you're there, shop the business' broad selection of antique sterling silver goods, including trays, cups, candlesticks, bowls, tea sets, Kiddush cups, goblets and more.

There was heavy silver, good china and white linen tablecloths as you went out of Grand Central along the Hudson River and across upstate New York".

That's when I remembered a recipe I adore from "The Silver Palate Good Times Cookbook".

LeapFrog is giving away silver memberships, good for about three months of downloads.

"It felt like an easy shot for her so we just said, 'Oh, silver is good anyway'.

From "The Silver Palate Good Times Cookbook," by Julee Rosso and Sheila Lukins, with Sarah Leah Chase (1985): Chicken salad with pale green fruit; minty pea salad; soft-shell crabs sterling; ruby radishes.

Forgery gave Henry I much trouble, and one step he took to prevent it was to issue his later coins with a snick in the edge to show that the silver was good.