enamelwork

The metal- and enamelwork on his tomb is probably of Spanish origin.

He took another little cake from the enamelwork tray, then smiled himself as the memory came back.

The fellow wore an enamelwork Party flag pin on his left lapel.

The enamelwork - in bright red, green, yellow, turquoise and navy blue - is untouched.

The pinnacles are topped with jade and enamelwork.

He produced something resembling a miniature shield of jewels and enamelwork with a strap attached to it.

The town became an important residential, market and industrial centre, producing both fine tableware and enamelwork.

Renowned throughout the world as the finest available, Georgian enamelwork was prized for its refined elegance and diversity of artistic forms.

The present-day dome was built by az-Zahir and consists of wood plated with lead enamelwork.

It is often made of precious metal and may be adorned with enamelwork, and precious or semi-precious gemstones.

Around the walls were panels of a dead-black wood, which were inlaid with intricate designs, combining gem stones with bright paint or enamelwork.

His wide gold belt, ornamented with more rubies, sapphires, amethysts, and delicate enamelwork, weighed more than the sword belt he was used to.

It is 19th-century revivalist art jewelry and tends to be adorned with colorful enamelwork, carved scarabs, carnelian intaglios and shell cameos.

White, gemlike flames burned at their sterns; turquoise enamelwork made flowing ideographs over their hulls, a language of delicious, tangled flower stems.

The Stavelot Triptych and Reliquary of St. Maurus are other examples of Mosan enamelwork.

Some have applied decoration: strapwork, overlays of other metals like copper and pewter, enamelwork and even mountings of semiprecious stones and inlaid mother-of-pearl.

Arthur Joseph Gaskin RBSA (March 16, 1862 - June 4, 1928) was an English illustrator, painter, teacher and designer of jewellery and enamelwork.

Although that factory is no longer a supplier for her, Ms. Cummings said, she already moved toward elaborate enamelwork - one gold necklace has glowing enameled cherries hanging from it - to replace the inlay designs.

The display, running through Jan. 31, begins with his earliest work as a painter and extends to lamps and chandeliers, leaded-glass windows, objects in glass, wood and bronze, enamelwork, pottery, furniture, jewelry and textiles.

Before Atmeh stands a bold winged lion, looking as if it had stepped directly from the enamelwork upon some mighty city gate-whereas in fact such enamels have been inspired by sights of such animals as the lion.

Barbedienne's work in enamel, which was at the forefront of the revival of enamelwork in France in the 19th century, was shown for the first time at this exhibition (e.g. gilt metal vase with champlevé enamel, c. 1862; London, V&A).

"We try to find objects and jewelry with enamelwork because the best makers at the beginning of the 20th century - Cartier, Boucheron, Lalique and Fabergé - used enamel a lot," said Olivier Bachet, who owns Ar'them with Gilles Zalulyan.