ormolu

On the wall at the end of the turn was an ormolu mirror.

Harry turned to the mirror hanging above the ormolu table.

There were some ormolu things, I remember, and a statuette.

Lauren and his team have spent several years designing their new 16-piece Ormolu collection.

Ormolu Jackson's eyes flashed, but she kept her mouth shut.

Cord looked up at the ormolu clock on the mantel.

Ormolu Jackson looked up from her work, listening for some-thing half heard.

Though the venture never became a financial success, it produced the finest English ormolu.

Around 1834 his father took up business as a gilder and ormolu manufacturer in London.

They are most frequently constructed from any combination of ormolu, porcelain, and wood.

It is flanked by two large ormolu female heads.

Also in this section is an inlaid cabinet with simulated ormolu.

He looked at the ormolu clock behind her.

Her eyes frantically sought out the ormolu clock on the mantelpiece.

Then: the muffled ticking of the ormolu and mahogany clock.

Angela asked, turning to check the small ormolu clock on the mantel.

It is decorated with foliate ormolu mounts on all sides.

As if in answer the ormolu mantelclock struck five times.

He looked up at the ormolu clock on the night table and saw with a start that it was but eleven o'clock in the morning.

Such lighting allows ormolu on furniture to glow as if in candlelight for example.

It was mounted in ormolu with an enamelled face.

After five minutes he began to pace the floor moving restlessly between the wide french windows and the huge ormolu.

Sometimes the porcelain was cut down to accommodate the European mounts or a new ormolu rim.

No true ormolu was produced in France after around 1830 because legislation had outlawed the use of mercury.

Five years ago Ms. Horn designed her first necklace to go with the ormolu.