Sentence examples for spreading vase from inspiring English sources
Spreading, vase, columnar?
Only two pieces of wooden furniture designed by Piranesi are known to survive, but the influence of his work on silverware, on vases and chimneypieces and candelabra, spread throughout Europe, disseminated through his publications.
The style spread to England, where Clarice Cliff designed the Sunray vase in 1929, above right, part of the show, and later evolved into streamlined skyscrapers and objects with Egyptian motifs.
The basidiocarps, or fruit bodies, of immature Gomphus clavatus are club-shaped and have one cap or pileus, but later spread out and have a so-called merismatoid appearance several vase-shaped caps rising from a common stem.
Place the container of water in front of you and spread out your hands to make a circle over the vase.
She is showing customers 1950s and '60s shelter magazines, with photo spreads about postwar Tiffany collectors: they displayed their lamps and vases on modernist furniture, sometimes studded with matte or gilded tiles that look like early 1900s precedents.
Some good 80s gastronomy on show this week, from the Beeman's party spread, to Elisabeth's new wok, to Martha's excellent 80s breakfast: grapefruit, coffee, single red rose in a crystal bud vase.
Both are titled "Vase Upon Vase".
