Meanings of inlaid work in English

It was a very handsome box of ebony, with beautiful inlaid work.

The boxes and other articles of furniture were highly ornamented with inlaid work.

Nor is the trade in Tunbridge ware, inlaid work in coloured woods, what it was.

Both were brilliant with painting and sculpture, and inlaid work in precious stones and gold.

They had been laid upon no foundation, as is the case with ordinary inlaid work.

The interior presents a crowded assemblage of ornaments, elaborate mosaic pavements, and inlaid work without end.

How does one distinguish it from the rising sun in embossed or inlaid work? he asked Hume.

Parang (short sword); inlaid work on blade of

The triangular insertions of white marble and large flowers have in like manner given place to fine inlaid work.

In the first he combined ebony and copper; in the second -contraryto his convictions-hesacrificed to tortoise-shell inlaid work.

So Oliver Corblay wrote that message in the lava; really the most ingenious piece of inlaid work I have ever seen.

On the first are the most beautiful arabesques in basso-relief, and on the second, in inlaid work, representing flowers and other objects.

This one, however, is distinguished by its decoration, the richness and correctness of its sculptures, its beautiful inlaid work, and its size.

The next fello covers that with a quart of gravy an sticks a pickle in the top with his thum like inlaid work.

Do you forthwith make it for me, showing upon the one side the black wolf's head of d'Artin, and quarterings, in fairest inlaid work.

The hall was restored under the direction of the late viceroy, Lord Curzon, and we saw Florentine artists renewing the inlaid work in the panels.