| Truly revolutionary, though, are Dresser's designs for toast racks, jugs, tureens and suchlike, manufactured in electroplate and ebonised wood. |
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| Spoon some shellfish meat and vegetables into six small soup tureens and cover with some of the bisque. |
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| After the salads comes a selection of different breads, then three large clay pot tureens of soup. |
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| There were dishes of varying vegetables all steaming temptingly, and tureens of leek and potato soup. |
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| Here, you'll salivate over robust noodle dishes laced with shrimp, onions and won tun, served in steaming tureens. |
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| Dishes and tureens were produced in great quantities at a fraction of their cost in silver. |
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| All our dishes came with tureens of roast potatoes, new potatoes, carrots, broccoli, Brussels sprouts and green beans tossed with bacon bits. |
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| He also worked on virtually every form of vessel, large and small, from salts and cruets to beakers to candelabra, and from tureens to rose water sprinklers. |
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| It's not unusual for a single dish to come presented in four, five, even seven separate little trays, boxes, tureens, cups, or assorted doohickeys. |
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| The best tureens, vegetable dishes, soup bowls and vegetable bowls are available in Vintage Version to complete your dinner service. |
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| As a goldsmith, he was remarkable for the boldness of his designs for such objects as snuffboxes, watch cases, sword hilts, and tureens. |
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| Other items of high-quality tableware included plates, bowls, saucers, cups, tea bowls, teapots, tureens, sauce boats, fish drainers and pickle dishes. |
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| The soup tureens in that service are of conventional oval shape. |
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| These include minor objects, such as eggcups, as well as impressive tureens, dishes, and plates. |
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| They look like giant soup tureens, are hollow inside and have a diameter of 24 inches. |
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| The five pewter soup tureens in our range of dinnerware were inspired by this period. |
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| You can also use this as small tureens, or to store leftovers. |
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| Pairs of giant famille rose soldier vases, 135 cm tall, occupy centre stage, while stage left are two tureens, 11 cm high and modelled as dormice. |
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| About 1760, William Greatbach undertook the potting and modelling, jobbed out to him by Josiah Wedgwood, of cauliflower tureens and stands, lettuce pots, and pineapple teapots, which were returned to Wedgwood for glazing. |
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| This is also where leaves and flowers, garlands and thorns are formed by hand and applied individually with a scalpel to hedges, trees, crucifixes and tureens. |
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| This is another reason for retrieving the pleasure of elegant plates, cutlery and soup tureens that are worthy of a tradition that comes from afar. |
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