Sentence examples for valuable wares from inspiring English sources
This is more expensive than other anti-counterfeiting measures, but companies with very valuable wares, such as the grandest wineries, are splurging on it.
Dutch jewelers found a ready market for their valuable wares at the Dutch imperial court and the smaller German courts.
The occasional use of open-worked design and the simulation of lugs and folded plating all suggest the highly skilled imitation of contemporary valuable copper wares (no longer extant); the existence of such copper wares heralded the transition from a lithic to a metallic culture.
Today, there are over a million rare and valuable works of art in the permanent collection of the Palace Museum, including paintings, ceramics, seals, steles, sculptures, inscribed wares, bronze wares, enamel objects, etc.
Such are the fluctuations of style in these ornaments, and so frequently are potter's marks stamped on the vessels, that the wares provide a valuable means of dating the other archaeological material found with them.
A customer's whereabouts can be extremely valuable to marketers trying to sell their wares, or government authorities trying to keep tabs on citizens' movements.
This is all good except when some technologists think that creative content is only valuable in its ability to show off their wares - hard or soft," wrote Bono.
Chemical analyses of Wainman's bones showed high levels of lead exposure, a sign that he was wealthy, as more valuable items during this time, such as pewter and glazed wares, contained more lead.
The wares run the gamut from garage-sale detritus to the genuinely valuable -- from 1960's cartoon-character lunch boxes (up to $70) to early 20th-century Victrolas ($200 to $2,000).
