- A
garniture is a
number or
collection of any matching, but
usually not identical,
decorative objects intended to be displa**** together.
Frequently made...
-
elaborate and
artistic pieces such as
George Clifford's
famous gilded garniture to
relatively simple harnesses of "white armour"
overlaid with intersecting...
- of a
Christmas dinner wrapped in
streaky bacon as pigs in blankets. A
garniture à la
chipolata consists of onions,
chipolata sausages, chestnuts, salt...
-
miniature by
Nicholas Hilliard (c. 1590, now
National Maritime Museum) and a
garniture of
Greenwich armour (now at the
Metropolitan Museum of Art),
reflect this...
- oven.
There are many
variations of the
original recipe in
terms of the
garniture. The
standard variations are: Gratinée: with
added Gruyère cheese; Forestière:...
- The
Khalili Imperial Garniture is a trio of cloisonné
vases created for a ****anese
Imperial commission during the
Meiji era. The
items were exhibited...
-
vases were made to be sold with
other vases of
different shapes to form a
garniture to
place on a
mantelpiece or side table. The main
background colours in...
- création voit le jour en 1949 : LINDOR. D'apparence ferme, il
renferme une
garniture crémeuse -
rappelant la
texture de l'or fondu. D'abord
vendu sous forme...
-
Kyoto Cloisonne Enamel, by
Namikawa Yasuyuki (1845–1927)
Khalili Imperial Garniture.
Meiji period, the
largest cloisonné
enamel in
history at the time and...
- but was also po****r for use in tournaments.
Wealthy men
often owned '
garnitures',
which were
armours with
interchangeable parts ('pieces of exchange')...
