Gold cup with stags from the second-century Marlik culture in Iran Source: The Merrin Gallery The entrance hall of the TEFAF art fair in Maastricht Source: AFP A travelling box decorated with a range of rare embroidered techniques, bearing the arms of Jean de Pupil De Crappone (1639-c.1714) Source: Carlton Hobbs Dormouse-shaped sauce tureen and cover, Qing dynasty, c. 1740.
Some were found stacked on shelves in a small room; others were elsewhere in the villa, packed in capsae, travelling boxes for the scrolls, presumably in preparation for flight.
In relation to the normal observer who describes the particle in terms of its positive energy component, it travels from Box 1 to Box 2 because Box 1 looses energy at an earlier time and Box 2 gains energy at a later time.
He has a travelling box and a snuff box.
Carlton Hobbs, a dealer specialising in antique furniture, has another unusual courtly delight: a 17th-century, silk-embroidered travel box from Lyon.
Love, Mother Dearest Edward, I wanted to tell you about an idea I had for a sort of travelling box on wheels that you could tie a horse to in the front, but Margaret Mooseford says that's a carriage, and I suppose she's right.
Martin Underwood, the manufacturer of the stolen travel box, took the phone call.
Here's my travel setup, I'm painting in gouache from Schmincke, the box is a Windsor-Newton travel box and the travel brushes are from Rosemary & Co.
We explored sand dunes, castles and gypsy markets when we lived in Turkey as small children; we engineered a travel box for our pet parakeet to make the month-long road trip when we moved from Boston to Anchorage; and we embraced the wild of Alaska and the adventures that came with canoeing, hiking and living (with moose) in the last frontier.
Put the rabbit in a cage, travel box, crate or grazing ark.
In some ways, ski trips already tick quite a few slow travel boxes.
