- A
pomander, from
French pomme d'ambre, i.e.,
apple of amber, is a ball made for perfumes, such as
ambergris (hence the name), musk, or civet. The pomander...
- e. a
clock built into a
precious perfume-
box) for 15
gulden to the city on 11
January 1524. Of the "
pomander watch" type (Bisamapfeluhr), only two specimens...
- po****r bride's
bouquet shapes,
including cascading, hand-tied, nose****,
pomander,
flower spray and Biedermeier. A
modern arrangement. A
cascading bouquet...
-
Collection Trust has a
larger silver gilt
segmented pomander for
scent traditionally identified as Mary's.
Pomander beads occur in the
inventories of
several royal...
-
volume with a
magnifying gl**** in one hand and a clove-studded
orange pomander in the other. The
setting becomes more
natural in the dark
night before...
-
Functioning of a
simple mechanical watch Pictures and
overview of the
earliest watches Peter Henlein:
Pomander Watch Anno 1505
First American Colonial Watch...
- next Sukkot. Some
families make jam or
liqueur out of the
etrog or make a
pomander by
inserting cloves into the skin for use as
besamim at the
havdalah ceremony...
- (Watch-chain) Montre-gousset )(Watch-pocket or
roughly Pocket watch)
Piercing Pomander Solitaire, an item of
jewellery that
stands on its own A parure, if made...
- but
today contain modern design features such as fans,
misting systems,
box stalls, and
sprinkler systems. The
carriage horses live
upstairs in their...
- repair.
James had
rosary beads, of
agate and jasper, and of gold
scented pomander beads filled with musk. The
inventories list over 100 rings, Some rings...
