Sentence examples for vase made from inspiring English sources

Fragments of a Chaldean vase made of antimony have been estimated to date from about 4000 bc.

What's left of a once tall vase made of multicolored fiberglass has become (for the time being) the vessel for its own shards.

The meiping was often a tall celadon vase made to resemble human characteristics, especially a small mouth, a short, narrow neck, a plump bosom, and a concave belly.

A third lot, from Paulding Farnham, Tiffany's chief designer by 1900, was a silver-gilt and enamel vase made for the Paris Exposition that year.

The Confetti vase, made in Vietnam with strips of magazines, is resin-lined and watertight; $45 at Homenature, 6 Main Street, Southampton, N.Y., (631) 287-6317.

The image of a blue and white vase made for the palace under the Qianlong emperor (1735-1796) mighaveave led outsiders to believe that the auction focused on Chinese porcelain of a high order.

Sinuous faux feathers, gracefully arranged by Frank Sudol and C. R. Merkle in the shape of a vase, make a lighthearted noncontainer titled "Hawks and Owls".

The vases made, with minor damage, 16 such trips, though their traveling days may be over.

The show included her latest vases, made of porcelain and glass.

What they liked were two vases made in 1836 at the Imperial Porcelain Factory in St . Petersburg

Around the house, one might like the single-stem vases made of aluminum with magnetic bases ($45).