If so, I'm sure you found a great buy on a rug, some glassware, or a piece of pottery.
So if you're a married guy, and you make it for nine years, you'll have in your household a clock, some porcelain, some glassware, an electrical appliance, silverware, something made out of wood, a desk set or linen chest, some linens and some leather.
While there is some contemporary glassware here (Mr. Gambardella is very picky), the bulk of the objects are rare or limited-edition works from another time.
Smack in the heart of "Good-bye, My Love," Ted goes into the Museo Nazionale in Naples where he is enraptured by the Orpheus and Eurydice: What moved Ted, mashed some delicate glassware in his chest, was the quiet of their interaction, the absence of drama or tears as they gazed at each other, touching gently.
A day after Google announced that it will sell Google Glass to anyone in the United States, the company is unveiling some new "Glassware" (basically, Google Glass apps) that's supposed to be particularly useful for travelers.
There is only limited evidence for use after the 17th-century desertion, including a 19th-century tobacco pipe and some Victorian glassware.
Some dinnerware and glassware come printed with standard sayings; others may be custom-ordered with whatever image, witticism or wise words fit your style.
Lincoln is a trading centre for a rich agricultural area (corn [maize], soybeans, and livestock) and has some manufacturing, chiefly glassware, store fixtures, electrical controls, lawn and garden equipment, and corrugated boxes.
Wolfowitz, wearing a hard hat and protective goggles, stared into furnaces, chatted with workers, and handled some of the glassware that Sisecam supplies to Wal-Mart and Crate & Barrel.
The exhibits in Poe House are modest: some china and glassware from the household of Poe's foster father, in Richmond; a telescope reputedly used by Poe; locks of Poe's and Virginia's hair; and a fragment of his coffin, though some of the items are only occasionally on display, for conservation reasons.
I did not feel, at first, that I had to look up "alembicated," because it was clear from the context that the word basically meant "sophisticated," and also because I knew that an alembic was some kind of glassware, and this seemed, at the time, like enough knowledge.
