Sentence examples for stylized flowers from inspiring English sources

The designs were usually of geometrically stylized flowers.

Mostly manufactured from 1880 to 1890, these utilitarian objects are festooned with Gothic motifs, Japanese dragons, overscaled bird claws and stylized flowers.

The mostly black paper label depicting Patricia Pugliese's handpainted, stylized flowers does not jump off the bottle; on a store shelf, it might go unnoticed.

Top trends in haute joaillerie: The jewels on display last week in the Place Vendôme reveled in an artisanal approach and in nature, with symbols of birds, stylized flowers and rustic lattice.

Dotted and trailed slip decoration was probably never so well executed as in 17th-century England, where the north Staffordshire potters and those of Wrotham, Kent, depicted human and animal figures, stylized flowers, and fluid linear patterns.

Whether made in the 1890s or last week, Qashqai Shekarlus sell for $600 to $2,500 or so, depending on condition, size and rarity, and they often have some combination of geometric medallions and stylized flowers.

One shows seven stylized flowers--a pinwheel daisy, a star-shaped tulip, and so on--fanned out across a bright orange background... Tells about the mottos written on the stamps, such as "Thinking of you," "Love you," etc.

The brickwork, equally old, is exemplary, with a tumbling pattern and a stylized flower basket on one end gable.

Cowtan & Tout's Sevigny damask (which Jayne uses on his sofa pillows) has the stylized flower pattern of a French textile from that period.

Everything from sailor caps to dock shoes was submerged in the story, although there were other outfits that retained the crispness but substituted madras checks or even stylized flower prints for the sailor stripes.

IN the late 18th century, Louis Bolduc, an entrepreneur engaged in agriculture and the mining and sale of lead and salt in Sainte Genevieve, Mo., owned a silver sugar bowl with a stylized flower finial on its cover.