Sentence examples for vintage frames from inspiring English sources

Its abiding image was George Falconer Colin Firthh) in his suit, tie and thick, horn-rimmed vintage frames.

The store has vintage frames that date from 1870 and big white Thierry Muglers from the 1990s.

The designer and musician have become good friends, and the Steven Alan outpost in TriBeCa is now stocking a small batch of vintage frames hand-picked by Beckley, many with period accents like comfort-cable temples that hook around the ear (above right; $140 without lenses, $200 with tinted lenses; at 103 Franklin Street).

When Eric Roinestad, 40, an art director for Capitol Records in Hollywood, and Ranney Draper, 42, a high school English teacher, bought a 1930's Spanish-style house six years ago in Highland Park, a Los Angeles neighborhood, they furnished it with Monterey furniture, vintage frames and pottery.

Gabriel Stulman, once a manager and partner at the Little Owl and Market Table, and still a partner at Market Table, makes the backward glance explicit by naming his new restaurant after his grandfathers, Joseph and Leonard, whose portraits hang in vintage frames.

Linda Derector closed her lovely Nolita shop last month, but her collection of unusual vintage frames and their modern counterparts is online, including wooden squares from Traction Production and a pair of Harry Lary's studded pale-tortoise rectangles with cutout holes that could be the glasses Batman's eye doctor gave him after his cataract surgery ($300 , $750.

Within its vintage frame, it manages to be both a blazing op-ed for socialized health care and a subdued meditation on the search for meaning by doubting Christians.

It's a bit of a mental shift from looking for quality art in thrift stores, which can be a needle in a haystack, but the vintage frame hunt is consistently more rewarding.

In contrast, if you have a simpler or smaller print, try spicing it up with a decorative or vintage frame.[2].

3. Vintage Eyeglass Frames Four eyes have never looked better especially when they're framed with vintage eyeglasses.

A RARE assortment of vintage Oliver Peoples frames, dating as far back as 1987, is the calling card at A. Kinney Court, a boutique that opened recently in Venice, Calif.