enamelled

To obviate these defects the enamelled platinum denture was devised.

Many specimens exist of German winged and enamelled glasses of Venetian character.

He enamelled his theme with the meticulous care of a jeweller.

That day we had lunch in a tumble-down hut, where we found tea, a fireplace and enamelled tin mugs.

They open by a hinge, and are enamelled with the rose, fleur-de-lis, and harp.

Shawls and scarfs were not unknown and there were gold, silver, and enamelled rings.

The door was enamelled a very soft shade of green, and I thought it looked remarkably well.

Specimens of enamelled terracotta, dating from the thirteenth century, are first to be seen.

It is heavily gilded and minutely chased with the trivial work of some meagre craftsman; the eyes seem to have been enamelled.

The turf from whence they rise is enamelled, in the strict sense of the word, with flowers.