Different artifacts are in glass cases throughout the large space.
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Many manufacturers switched to glass cases to facilitate wireless charging.
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There were items displayed behind glass cases throughout the floor.
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Glass cases show off dabbing rigs in swirled colors and gummies.
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Reports of shots fired are attributed to to smashing glass cases.
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Glass cases were shattered, their contents gone or thrown on the floor.
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Others were the occupants of a number of mahogany framed glass cases.
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Party goers report that there are hats sitting on pedestals inside glass cases.
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They can browse past glass cases displaying North Korean aspirin, combs, and clothing.
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Inside the restaurant, peach-pink carcasses hang from thick metal hooks in glass cases.
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The violins were lined up in glass cases, cellos upright by the front window.
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Glass cases full of various Apple Watch configurations are in the center of the store.
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The girls are headed to a bright shop where smartphones are displayed in glass cases.
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Self-portraits Lanigan-Schmidt drew as a teenager occupy glass cases alongside photographs of his friends.
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The high-powered canisters, called Threat Extinguisher, will be placed in glass cases throughout the school.
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Mallgoers initially misconstrued their breaking the glass cases as gunfire, sparking a panic throughout the building.
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A gallery upstairs is more orderly, with 10 glass cases of booze-related bric-a-brac.
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The variety of donuts on display in the glass cases is at once confusing and wildly exciting.
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Pakistan had glass cases full of bullets, mortars, grenades and guns, including a gold-plated AK-47.
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The books shown in the rare book room are spread open on raised plinths in glass cases.
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These glowing glass cases achieve a bright, blazing unity of natural and unnatural, laced with an exquisite poison.
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From famous cannoli to the quintessential tricolor cookie, Ferrara&aposs glass cases are never short of customer favorites.
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The company's latest cache, 58 stones, sparkled in glass cases on the 20213st floor of a Chelsea skyscraper.
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A larger, longtime enterprise, La Piñata Bakery, has glass cases filled with churros, conchas and tres leches cakes.
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Artifacts sit in free-floating glass cases, the sloping walls serving as projection screens for looping art films.
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Clay and plaster heads and torsos, tinted to resemble bronze, are displayed in glass cases and tucked in corners.
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On a more cheerful note, the bar also boasts glass cases displaying objects linked to the Beefeaters' colorful traditions.
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Photos posted to Twitter show sculptures and other antiquities packed into boxes, and galleries filled with empty glass cases.
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Taryn: Fortunately, everyone was safe at Ferrara&aposs, and many of the baked goods in the glass cases survived.
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Real Disney animations — from whichever movie had recently been released — were also displayed in glass cases throughout the studio.
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I arrived at the Creative Arts Building and saw a series of remarkable butter sculptures enclosed in refrigerated glass cases.
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Circling the glass cases, visitors arrive at the immediate ancestors of the modern bird, dinosaurs whose feathered arms meant business.
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The shelves at the Philadelphia Insectarium and Butterfly Pavilion were empty, and there was little movement in the glass cases.
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"Normally one sees armors as these beautiful artifacts displayed in glass cases, and you cannot approach them," said Ms. Thorarinsdottir.
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Glass cases preserve chairs, books, and lotion bottles he touched during his visit, while diagrams record every spot the leader stepped.
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But once he did, he proceeded to give out gifts of the mold in round glass cases to dignitaries and scientists.
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We got to the show an hour early on the first day, only to find four devices trapped behind glass cases.
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Diners pass through a lobby flanked by lethargic crabs in watery cubicles and glass cases stocked with long-lobed Buddha figurines.
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The techy, multimedia exhibition contains old diaries, notebooks filled with lyrics, original cover art and historically significant guitars in glass cases.
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Penises of various shapes and sizes protrude from every wall and are crammed into glass cases that crowd every available surface.
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I collect old pop-up and windup toys, like Popeye and Olive Oyl, and arrange them in dioramas in glass cases.
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Customers pose with the mocked-up rifles in their hands as employees shuffle behind glass cases contains fake pistols and ammo.
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Staring into the glass cases, I was immediately struck with the impossible, yet stereotypical, wish for something timeless, and yet completely unique.
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Other smoked salmons are arrayed in one of the glass cases, like a United Nations of salmon: salmons from Norway, Scotland, Ireland.
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In glass cases along the wall are the crystal pendants Ms. Toomey designs, and which the studio sells for up to $2,800.
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"Putting artifacts in a box is like a death," he added, referring to the glass cases that house the collection's smaller pieces.
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" Mr. Obama added, "In these rooms, they pursued ideals which shouldn't be relegated to the archives of history, shouldn't be behind glass cases.
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In the offices, glass cases hold hundreds of mausoleum keys, and cryptically labeled photos and filmstrips are in piles yet to be sifted.
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Because if you're in the business of selling figurines destined for glass cases, who gives a shit whether they're fun to play with?
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Glass cases display Confederate uniforms, swords, volumes of the military registries of the Confederate States of America, and aged histories of the conflict.
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Most of the works are placed in glass cases or set on protective pedestals, presented as priceless artifacts displaced from their original, funerary contexts.
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But as soon as you get inside the theater, the food is bright, colorful, and, thanks to the glass cases, visible at every angle.
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In the museum, I press my face up to their glass cases, and I'm reminded of how limited our knowledge of their world is.
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In the museum, I press my face up to their glass cases, and I'm reminded of how limited our knowledge of their world is.
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There in a foreign land, behind glass cases, were heirlooms whose significance was lost on the vast majority of the museum visitors sauntering by.
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It's in the middle of the ship, surrounded by a Solera Beauty, Regallia Jewelry, some duty free glass cases, and a few bars and restaurants.
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Glass cases display pills and powders; one wall is covered with framed portraits of Herbalife's Founder's Circle and Chairman's Club members, the highest-earning distributors.
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Propaganda photographs show such "sent-down youths" beaming as they toil, but nearby the diaries of some who endured the experience are displayed in glass cases.
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The effect of the ephemera collected in the show — the rooms of glass cases, images and photographs, interviews and video footage — became, at once, too much.
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THE SAMPLER Pick a beer from the glass cases or try one of the craft brews on tap (from the likes of Threes Brewing and Stillwater).
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The glass cases and wall exhibits, I explained with new animation, contained actual spy paraphernalia that Melton had collected after the fall of the Soviet Union.
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Near the TVs was a jewelry department smack dab in the center, with an assortment of necklaces, bracelets, and engagement rings all kept behind locked glass cases.
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Glass cases are neatly lined with the pies, which come in many sizes, from a three-inch snack portion ($2) to the family-size nine-inch ($16).
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For most people, the best-case scenario was a preview of the album — the Beats by Dre products in glass cases visible from the street kept people optimistic.
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This last was a haven of coolness, even of gloom, yet it was deserted, except for discreet knots of American ladies looking at snuff boxes in glass cases.
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The memory boxes are displayed in glass cases in an unheated, subterranean expanse under harsh lights, subjecting visitors to physical discomfort as they read family members' heartbreaking accounts.
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Most of the highlights of this show's nearly 250 works are ceramics, carved wood objects and other crafts, often arrayed in round glass cases that permit awed circumambulation.
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But toward the end of the exhibition, I saw some books lying in glass cases, their pages open to watercolors of buildings, seascapes and women in ecstatic poses.
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Dissecting four-winged flying fish into fillets, fishmonger Gemma Harrison said most of the slabs of swordfish and marlin on ice in glass cases were imported to feed tourists.
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Visitors will be able to enter, one or two at a time, to gaze at the manuscripts lying under their protective glass cases, waiting for the years to pass.
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It's not that we didn't care about our work; it's just that there were only so many sweaters to fold, and glass cases can only be so streak-free.
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What look like vintage photographs on display in pristine glass cases in Fraenkel Gallery's booth are in fact exhaustively rendered paintings by the young San Francisco-based artist Elisheva Biernoff.
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Illuminate al fresco settings with LampLust Outdoor Black 11-inch Solar Candle Lanterns, which harness the power of the sun to glow in attractive weatherproof metal-and-glass cases. Pros:Cons:
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Rods stand at attention in the central aisle, reels are lined up in utilitarian glass cases, and accessories, from lures and lines to nets and hooks, hang on a wall.
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The displays include graphic photographs of charred bodies as well as glass cases containing gas masks, bomb casings, helmets, buttons and letters sent by children who evacuated to the countryside.
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"This isn't simply an opportunity to see things in glass cases, but to understand the importance of primary research," said William Kelly, the director of the library's four research centers.
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There are no ropes or glass cases protecting this archaeological treasure on a gusty slope in the middle of the Pacific, so I got close and examined the fallen moai.
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At 9, she went to see mummies in a church in Bordeaux, thinking they would be neatly and hygienically displayed in glass cases, as at the British Museum in London.
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In the first, glass cases and wall mountings feature original drawings and archived books by the artists, and in the second, above them, is a shelf of current works for sale.
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Right now, the store is predominantly clutter, with unfinished console repairs—some Nintendo systems, a couple PS4s, a lot more PSPs than you would expect—stacked atop the store's glass cases.
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In its quiet interior, away from the bustle of Broadway, you can browse and try any of the thousands of fountain, rollerball or high-end ballpoint pens behind its glass cases.
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And there's seemingly no end to e-juice: Walk into any smoke shop, be it a lounge, suburban warehouse, or glorified bodega, and you'll see glass cases packed with tiny glass bottles.
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Within the glass cases are half a dozen of Son Ni's out-of-print comics as well as original issues of Edie Fake's mystical journey/metaphorical exploration of gender transitioning, Gaylord Phoenix.
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The reptiles -- which, according to CNN affiliate KTRK included several five- to six-foot-long pythons and boa constrictors -- were in glass cases but still needed to be carried outside the house.
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Glass cases are filled with ancient artifacts, like a 700-year-old Egyptian candlestick, as well as contemporary Turkish ceramics and brass bowls — each with its own story written next to it.
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That hard hat is one of hundreds of mementos and photographs Feinstein saved and put on display behind glass cases and on the walls in a special room inside her San Francisco home.
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In the hallways where boys and girls as young as 5 do their warm-up exercises, not far from the snack stand, glass cases display uniforms, skates and autographed photographs of past champions.
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Each shabby stair to the second-floor space is a step back in time, toward a collection of fun-house mirrors, painted signs and wooden midway prizes and ticket rolls in glass cases.
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By contrast, the works in the Punta della Dogana, the city's former customs house, are bigger: room-sized sculptures of warriors covered in coral, a darkened gallery filled with gold in glittering glass cases.
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It's fitting, he noted, that the gallery where his show is installed is situated in the museum's American Wing, wedged between a Federal period room and glass cases holding decorative pieces of colonial finery.
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The exhibition space is small and intimate, squeezed between workshop areas; the glass cases of materials create rows down the center of the single room, while larger posters and prints line the outer walls.
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It is hard to describe the kind of shit you can buy inside Battlefield Vegas, because there is simply an overwhelming amount of shit hanging from the walls, sitting on shelves and inside glass cases.
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McALLEN, Texas – Glass cases being smashed during an attempted robbery Saturday at a jewelry store in a popular Texas mall were misconstrued as gunfire and sent people running for the exits, authorities and witnesses said.
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Now cannabis dispensaries occupy brightly lit spaces on prime retail strips that have showcase buds in glass cases and tinctures in small squeezer bottles, along with $80 pot lotions and $20 bars of pot soap.
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Jerseys from FIFA's 209 member associations, including the tiniest island states—all of which receive equal voting power and financial support from the sport's governing body—are displayed in a "rainbow" arch of glass cases.
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At times, he's joined by his rarely-seen wife, Ri Sol Ju, and his sister, Kim Yo Jong, with the women often seen peering at glass cases of beauty products or standing -- smiling -- behind the despot.
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Where perfume, skin care, and cosmetics were once preserved in glass cases guarded by pushy sales reps who intimidated you into buying shit you didn't need in exchange for commission, the Sephora model encourages the opposite.
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Five stories below the Tribeca studio where I sometimes meet with Kalman to talk about his work as a curator, there is a converted elevator shaft containing three walls of glass cases lit by hidden LEDs.
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Mr. Small's work also has a sculptural element: It consists of glass cases displaying plaster fragments of sphinxes, odd Roman coins and other artifacts from the Guadalupe site (many are on loan from the town's visitor center).
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That kind of welcoming entrance is unlike most smoke shops in New York City, generally teeny slivers of real estate with harsh gashes of fluorescent light lighting smoking contraptions arranged in glass cases like a Saw puzzle.
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And so, borrowing his father's car, Nuñez convinces Wilson to sneak into the National Museum of Anthropology with him, solder off glass cases, and steal some of the museum's prized artifacts, which they later plan to sell.
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What we get instead are several glass cases at the entrance to the exhibition, filled with an assortment of objects that suggest a family history: children's books, a pocket watch, a candle holder, dozens of fading photographs.
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On a recent day, vendors who sell watches and parts from the stationary glass cases that dot the alley were busy unlocking their displays, and shopkeepers rolled up the metal shutters they had pulled down the night before.
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In a dreamlike sequence, they weave through its galleries—it is the first time the institution has allowed a major motion picture to be filmed there—opening the unalarmed glass cases and removing the items with both care and awe.
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Glass cases display obscure references to specific episodes: a Lionel Richie record ("The One With the Giant Poking Device"), a copy of "What to Expect When You're Expecting" ("The One With the Rumor"), a replica of the mirror from Monica's apartment.
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Glass cases contain scores of primary materials: plants yielding yellows, blues and greens; oak galls from which black ink was extracted; and metals and minerals that would be processed to make reds, browns, pinks, purples, blues, greens, whites and blacks.
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We spend a while wondering around, glancing at chain wallets and signet rings in glass cases, eventually coming to a natural stop by a rail of jumpers in the menswear section, where we remain for an hour and a half.
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People are looking anywhere in Canada for the medicated candies or glass cases of dabs and prefilled vapor pens seen in the less-than-legal dispensaries in places like Toronto or Vancouver these days may be a little disappointed in legalization.
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And yes, I wore a black dress and looked at the expensive jewelry tucked behind glass cases, just like Hepburn did in the film with George Pleppard before they settled on engraving a ring from a box of Cracker Jack.
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At the Jewish Museum, the netsuke are shown in glass cases throughout the exhibition, linking rooms organized along the Ephrussis' journey from Odessa, in today's Ukraine, where their ancestors made their fortune in the grain trade, to Vienna, Paris, London and beyond.
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Placed in glass cases, much like museum relics, are several of the masks Invader has worn while out creating his street art, as well as a life-sized cutout of Invader wearing a scarf, a hat and a Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle mask.
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Play Video Replay Video Collected in the glass cases are the artifacts of a long, arduous road to political empowerment: A red silk shawl worn by Susan B. Anthony as she plied the hallways of the Capitol arguing for the right to vote.
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Amid circular periodical stands displaying paperbacks like "Vultures of Paradise Valley" and $750 copies of "The Book of Common Prayer" in glass cases, guests in crochet dresses and with large shoulder tattoos of eggplants sipped wine from plastic cups and beer from bottles.
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Copies of The Magpie open to pages of Baldwin's and Avedon's reported writings and poems, contact sheets from photoshoots of town hall weddings and Marilyn Monroe, and letters of correspondence fill the glass cases, providing visitors with a glimpse into the whole process.
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But these precious stones weren't hunkered behind glass cases or locked in safes in the basement—they were happily prancing around the historic building, draped on the necks, wrists and ears of the A-list guests, including Reese Witherspoon, Naomi Watts, Jessica Biel, Diane Kruger and more.
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An entire room was filled with Egyptian treasures, including the brightly painted coffin containing the mummy of Sha-Amun-In-Su, dating to about 750 B.C. Innumerable priceless objects from diverse indigenous cultures in Brazil and other parts of Latin America could be seen in glass cases.
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Dunkin' Donuts describes this change as one part of its "multi-faceted blueprint for growth," which also involves revamped stores featuring doughnuts displayed in glass cases (instead of metal baskets behind the cashier), digital ordering kiosks, and tap systems for cold drinks, like you'd see in a bar.
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There is a lot of gold in Myanmar: It shimmers on the skin of the diamond-topped Shwedagon Pagoda, one of the country's oldest and most sacred Buddhist temples, in Yangon; it shines from the countless statues of the Buddha and the ancient relics housed in glass cases.
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Just inside the north entrance, a grandly restored dormitory is filled with relics of sailors' lives at Snug Harbor: tobacco tins, photos, letters and admission documents live in glass cases, accompanied by portraits of Navy men and details about their health and how they got along with their peers.
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Just inside the north entrance, a grandly restored dormitory is filled with relics of sailors' lives at Snug Harbor: tobacco tins, photos, letters and admission documents live in glass cases, accompanied by portraits of Navy men and details about their health and how they got along with their peers.
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In the gallery, alongside the five swimsuits, shelves and glass cases display sculptural versions of Harmonized System pictograms made from a range of materials — plaster, the plastic powder used by 3D printers, fungus, coffee husks, plywood, gray chocolate, and gray soap (materials that all have Harmonized System codes of their own, naturally).
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Vishniac's apartment was like something out of Freud's Vienna (he had a successful side career as a professor of a variety of topics, from biology to philosophy to art, and the apartment was crammed with glass cases filled with ancient objects and leather-bound books), but his entire body is weathered by grief.
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Mr. Rockefeller also took great joy amassing what some of his friends said was the world's largest beetle collection, which was meticulously maintained at Kykuit, where the beetles, embalmed in glass cases, were taken out and shown off to newer and younger friends, who oohed and ahhed (and occasionally squirmed) as introductions were made.
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A 214 book of hand-colored photographs illustrating images Mr. Lie might have seen in the film — massive machines entrenched in muck and mosquitoes thousands of miles from civilization, terracelike steps down to a 503-foot deep canal bed where men laid tracks and placed dynamite — is among a few dozen artifacts arranged in glass cases in the show.
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Their new LA location is the type of place that has glass cases full of aged meats hailing from Aspen Ridge and Arkansas City farms, house-made sausages and pâtés, and salumi from their tried-and-true purveyors on the East Coast, who won't shy away from adding sriracha or a tasty beer to their cured meats.
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The glass cases containing the clothes were the main attractions, even though they were more utilitarian than dazzling — the gray pantsuit Laura Bush wore to Afghanistan, the blue skirt suit Barbara Bush wore on the cover of the book she wrote from her dog's perspective and a dowdy black velvet evening dress worn repeatedly by Eleanor Roosevelt.
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The first exhibition room, for example, is set up like the backstage of a fashion show, full of styling equipment, glass cases with wigs that reveal step-by-step techniques for different techniques, and canned chatter on the soundtrack; the results are then shown on mannequins with gravity-defying styles decked out in 1990s Vivienne Westwood.
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"Their skin Is green and lit up from within," a boy Says, holding my hand, thinking he belongs To me, I resemble others, we wander Past carpet hangings, the watches And necklaces plumbing the blue gravy Table folds, glass cases display evidence Of our preëxistence, I may have Been a bulb on a string of lights before I became people.
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A few blocks beyond the teeming tourist hubbub (where brightly lit Hilfiger and Levi's shops glimmer between jewelers selling Maltese crosses and fantastically old-fashioned pharmacies), the storefronts remain unchanged from 50 years ago, their antiquated signs dusty, their wares (glass cases of Zippo lighters; uneven stacks of soda bottles and beer cans; rows of lead Maltese knights in armor) modest and disparate.
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