Sentence examples for which the antique from inspiring English sources

In 1919, Hassam bought an 18th-century home in East Hampton, where he painted "Colonial Quilt," a still life in which the antique coverlet, artfully arranged before a window, is enclosed in an actual window frame.

In addition to the centerpiece attractions -- which include the Antique Tractor Show and a variety of pecan cooking competitions -- the festival will feature free live music, allowing you to save some cash to spend on local crafts and plenty of pecans.

The place also has a large storage room in which the current owner keeps antique cars, though using the space as a garage for working vehicles is not permitted.

Hospital and town officials found a building in Beacon Falls in which the landlord was storing antique cars and persuaded him to let them renovate the space into a doctor's office.

At night, however, the rooms are rendered in chiaroscuro, which indeed suggests the antique cafes across the Tiber.

He said that the most successful communities in the Hudson Valley are those that have found distinctive niches, like Cold Spring and Hudson, which cater to the antiques business, and Kingston, which is developing the Rondout Creek area to spotlight the city's long maritime history.

Slavery was pervasive in the late antique world in which the Quran arose.

Take a torch for the walk back from the pub if you're staying at the Pump House, which has antique doorways imported from the Hindu Kush, hens wandering past the bedroom window and new-laid eggs in the fridge.

The latch of the Refectory kitchen, which recalls antique ice-box hardware, is "the Humvee of hardware," Mr. Albrecht said.

This is a kind of cheapo Antiques Roadshow, in which the valuers come to the viewers.

Case in point: The Regenstein Small Mammal-Reptile House, which looks antique from the front door but opens to reveal a pathway-style experience leading into a big open area for the small mammals.