fancy goods

Kafka's father also expected him to help out at and take over the family fancy goods store.

In 1859 he sold his fancy goods business and moved to New York.

The store is called a "stationery and fancy goods emporium".

The family subsequently moved to London where his father became a partner in a business importing fancy goods.

The fancy goods and tawdry way of life were of a sort not seen in Boston.

Previously in addition to the Co-operative there was a large fancy goods store serving the community.

At some point, we're likely to need trillions of microbial factories to bring those fancy goods to market.

They also retail a large range of furniture, beds, carpets and fancy goods.

His downtown store was known for its "splendid stock of fancy goods from numerous buying trips to the East."

"And why they placed so much importance on education, polite conversation, manners and fancy goods."

But even as Americans rush to snap up these fancy goods, they have not forgotten the joys of penny-pinching.

When they got off the bus Maureen took her to a fancy goods shop and bought her a replacement.

This was their goal; an old-clothes shop that specialized in fancy goods of all sorts, but mostly for women.

The magazine's Fancy Goods blog began in 2010, with reviews and interviews on newly released books.

Statuettes and fancy goods were also produced.

'Tis a cruel price we pay for certain fancy goods called fine arts and philosophy.

William is recorded as being a merchant dealing in 'fancy goods', also a toy-maker.

A few shiploads of fancy goods, owned by the Authority and priced high because it's importado.

He married Elizabeth Fell, and by 1878 he was listed in a local trade directory as a fancy goods dealer.

Stationery and fancy goods.

It's called Fancy Goods.

In 1867 he entered commerce in the "fancy goods" trade, working in London and Manchester.

He felt they were like useless fancy goods shops - the garish reminders of holidays and the stupid little animals were everywhere.

And there is a much greater profit to be made from fancy goods than from the plain fustian most of my tenants are now producing."