brassware
brasswork

The town is known for its production of traditional crafts, notably glass and brassware.

The city is also a centre of brassware manufacture.

It is known for producing brassware and arts and crafts.

Nowadays mostly imitation antiques, old furniture and brassware are sold there.

"I used to import a large amount of East Indian brassware.

Oh, I have some for twenty or twenty-five, but only because the brassware comes from Germany.

The pride of the museum is the brassware collection, displayed in the Borneo Room.

He was pretending to examine brassware displayed in the poorly lighted window of an old shop.

That brought the unbearded face right into the light, turning it straight toward the steps beyond the brassware.

The brassware had been buffed to a sheen.

Kirsten's mother seemed at ease there, back in her natural environment of gentility and well-polished brassware.

There is also a fine collection of brassware, and especially canons for which the country is traditionally renowned.

Booths are erected outside for the sale of food, drink, brassware, pottery, cloth and holy images.

This village is famous for Traditional Brassware.

The riots greatly affected the city's noted brassware industry, which saw a sharp decline in the production and export figures.

Handicrafts, including carpets, woolen shawls, and brassware, are the chief manufactured products.

There is great demand for hand-woven carpets, embroidered work, brassware, rugs and traditional bangles.

It has a special industry in ornamental brassware, sometimes plated with lac or tin, which is then engraved.

Copper and brassware.

Heirs of the craftsmen originally brought here continue a tradition in jewelry, brassware, ivory, and inlaid marble.

Also on offer is songket, woven with silver and gold threads, and brassware.

Flemish brassware.

Brassware and gong production.

Mirzapur has a population of 233,691 (2011 census) and is known for its carpet and brassware industries.

Of late, several brassware merchants have set up shop in the Begum Bazar.

She felt the end of the brasswork, then the twin hoses.

Even at a distance, her brasswork gleamed in the sun.

"Only that the Guild is having trouble getting all the brasswork for the first ships."

In it were the altar vessels, chased brasswork of local manufacture.

There are also huge, vivid rugs on the walls, and ornate brasswork.

An' the brasswork - just look at it.

Tonight, his task was to restore the brasswork on the bridge to its gleaming patina.

It was a glory of brasswork, enamel paint, and gilt moldings.

The fingers of half the men in this ship were used only to dab on newly - polished brasswork, or so it seemed.

No gilt work anywhere; not a glint of sun flickering on polished brasswork.

The railings were recently varnished, and the brasswork glittered.

A well-kept covered trap, with polished brasswork, was pulling into the yard.

He had to keep the brasswork gleaming, the paint smart and unblistered.

Gleaming brasswork and polished mahogany caught the light wherever Carol looked in the small cabin.

Judson stared at the brasswork of the gun.

Can feel the brasswork on them.

Big, vivid hanging rugs and handsome brasswork adorn the red walls of the dining room.

For a seagoin' hat it's ten days in the brig. And brasswork?

His apartment door was 'lower-grand', its brasswork and furniture burnished.

Another couldn't bear brick-dust on board and the men had to use fine sand for polishing brasswork.

She dreamed of brasswork clocks, ticking with the smooth, just rhythms of natural law.

They were painted a lined dark green livery, with much polished brasswork, including the prominent dome cover.

It has a wonderful lobby, capped by a magnificent stained glass dome and a brasswork elevator.

Hot country - good ebony, mahogany and brasswork, though, Daja thought automatically.

Under the porch hung an old lantern, and brasswork was burnished to an illegible sheen.