Sentence examples for silver jugs from inspiring English sources

Another table was cluttered with silver jugs and bowls, like trophies.

There are sumptuous gold necklaces dripping with golden rosettes, large gold drinking vessels in the shape of galloping horses, silver jugs with friezes depicting wild satyrs pursuing maenads, and a splendid Pegasus wall plaque.

Silver jugs, beakers and bowls from Calcutta, a main outlet of export trade to Europe, carry postcard-perfect scenes of rural Bengali life, welcoming vistas of palm trees, cows and basket-bearing women, with the occasional dreadlocked sage for spice.

A neon sign of the words "And I said I Love You!" by Tracey Emin, a vast painting by Sean Scully, suspended silver jugs by Cornelia Parker and other pieces by Wolfgang Tillmans, Anish Kapoor and Phyllida Barlow stand alongside amateur artworks by members of the public that made the selection panel's cut.

Finally, we discover our rooms, unrepentantly contemporary under the beams and eaves, with great details such as fragrant Trish McEvoy orange ginger candles, knitted slippers (like Mabel Lucie Attwell shoes), tiny silver jugs of daffodils and window seats piled with cushions for comfortable stargazing.

Strewn with black-truffle shavings, it comes with a silver jug of game sauce.

But there are no grey areas about winning the silver jug.

Silver tesserae are also found in the silver jug and basin in the scene of Pilate washing his hands.

The basic idea is that Bertie, played with engaging toothiness, if slightly excessive goofiness, by Stephen Mangan, is giving us his version of events at Totleigh Towers, when he was despatched to steal a cow-shaped silver jug.

A still life specialist such as Abraham van Beyeren shows himself as a tiny reflection in a grand silver jug: here is what he could do for you, the potential customer, as well as what he made of himself.

In the main temple (fo-khang) of Lhasa there is a pre-Buddhist silver jug with a long neck surmounted by a horse's head; and there are textual references to all kinds of articles made of gold: a large golden goose holding seven gallons of wine, a wine vase, a miniature city decorated with gold lions, and golden bowls.