Meanings of bohemian glass in English

The bohemian glass on the 'etagere' is no longer there.

Madame, the bohemian glass!

Honora is to treat herself as if she were the finest and most highly decorated bohemian glass, and save herself up for her journey.

Mrs. Gary had brought her two beautiful toilet bottles of Bohemian glass.

You will break my Bohemian glass, the result of my economy.

Do you see the two little Bohemian glasses which I bought expressly for this evening?

They.. Just then baseball bounced in window, demolished Bohemian glass and flopped in Mrs. Hoyt's lap.

The lustres of the chandelier are bright, and clusters of rubies leap in the bohemian glasses on the 'etagere'.

Cousin Egbert says nothing is new in Red Gap except a Bohemian glass blower from Grinitch Village, New York.

A pin badly set in her hair, one of the pins from the Bohemian glass cup, fell on her neck.

The dressing-table was littered with Bohemian glass and gold-stoppered bottles, and all the perfumes of Araby represented by Breidenback and Rimmel.

She took pins from the little Bohemian glass cup standing on the table, where she had kept it for three years.

I take two tubes of thick Bohemian glass, about 5 centimetres in diameter and 20 centimetres long.

Desmond is a butterfly, and sips life after the approved manner of his kind,-nowfrom Bohemian glass, now from vessels of gold and silver.

"Whatever there was, poor Sir Henry did not mean it for the Dresden bowl or Bohemian glass."

Unorna led the way through a narrow, winding passage, illuminated here and there by small lamps with shades of soft colours, blown in Bohemian glass.