The vase stands up, music plays, a pass is made — and a whole rosebush slowly rises from inside, higher and higher, the petals of the roses unfolding as though waking up.
A bill dated 1772 shows that Cobb supplied the marquetried commode with gilt bronze mounts and pair of vase stands at Corsham Court, Wiltshire; a similar commode in the Victoria and Albert Museum, London, may also be his.
On a low platform across the room, bronze vases stand in a row.
Nine ceramic pots, all about five feet tall and in the standard vase shape, stand in the front of the gallery.
It was a vase that stood four feet high, and was used to hold the dried sea oats that matched the frame of an adjacent landscape.
I pointed through the doorway to the living room, where the piece of mesh stiff, twisted, blackened from the heat of reëntry occupied a place on the bookcase, where formerly a vase had stood, between Salinger and Salter in the American Lit section.
Finding a job was no trouble for Anas, who helped make metal vases, candle stands, picture frames and other items for retailers around the world.
The set's kitchen, though large, is only about half the size of the original, but yes, that's a copy of her pot rack, and, on the island, her flower-filled vase and cake stand with a fresh-baked treat.
During the holidays, he said, it could be used as a vase or could stand on its own as an object on a table.
