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Shechet groups the Meissen porcelain by color, as was often done in traditional porcelain rooms.
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The Meissen Porcelain Manufactory outside Dresden, Germany, was the first European factory to figure out how to duplicate Chinese porcelain.
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Shechet makes reference to the historical connection between porcelain and nature by placing various playful porcelain animals in the Frick's garden.
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Before then, Europe's ruling houses had been importing porcelain from China at scandalous prices, making porcelain an exclusive delight of the aristocracy.
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In "Porcelain Goddess," a stately female face, mounted atop a wall of abstract porcelain tiles, greets visitors as they enter the exhibition.
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In the US, it's available in just three color schemes: the Zircon Red with porcelain and black interior that we see here, Cote d'Azur Blue with porcelain and saddle brown interior, or designo Diamond White [sic] with porcelain and Yacht Blue interior.
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His delicate, minimalist porcelain vessels take the form everyday objects, like vases or teapots, and often include lines of poetry printed on the porcelain.
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Working in porcelain, Ai Weiwei On Porcelain can feel like a retrospective of his greatest hits done in a material that has been prized for centuries.
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Brasserie Red-Banded Porcelain Dinner Plates Set of 4, $51.96, available at Williams SonomaThese simple porcelain plates are sturdier than ceramic, making them great for hearty Christmas dinners.
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Mr. McLaughlin suggested that the city use the leftover porcelain for the oyster beds because porcelain has been shown to be just as effective as shells for oyster growth.
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The sale's top lot, a magnificent, monumental, and extremely rare imperial porcelain vase by the Imperial Porcelain Factory, St. Petersburg, period of Nicholas I (1836), sold for £1,808,750 (~$2,303,000).
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One features a large hot-pink spinel on top of swirls of blush-color porcelain; the other, three bright-blue sapphires that appear to float on a delicate porcelain pod.
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Documents, buttons, ribbons, porcelain — each has its own eccentricities.
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"We have found pieces of decades-old porcelain, which may come from a porcelain factory that used to be here before the war, as well as some lake clay," Mr. Siwiec said.
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He was to steal the secrets of porcelain for France.
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The castle was a royal residence, prison, and porcelain factory.
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For Wright, the porcelain god, this was another hairline crack.
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These porcelain coffee mugs are equal parts functional and celebratory.
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In this first installment, he reviews Moby's new memoir, Porcelain.
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She wanted to go on white porcelain, just like us.
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The porcelain tile floor was made to look like wood.
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She was not some porcelain idol for you to worship!
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They're porcelain hands and you can tie them any way.
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A porcelain fragment discovered at Colonial Michilimackinac (Mackinac State Historic Parks)
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The Korean market is often interested in looking "porcelain" or youthful.
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Top photo: 19th-century Meissen porcelain bust of girl, Alexander's Antiques.
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He upends the idea that porcelain is precious because it breaks.
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De Waal, a British sculptor and writer, often works in porcelain.
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Porcelain (Nick Catchdubs Kaleidoscopic Mind Mix) Max Mertens is on Twitter.
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Cedric's porcelain pal Cecil was left sitting on the shelf alone.
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And how exactly does Nicole Kidman maintain her perfect porcelain complexion?
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There is a claw-foot porcelain bath tub in one bedroom.
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Some researchers are now working on 3D printing the porcelain, too.
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And a cool kitchen with industrial design elements... ...and porcelain countertops.
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Soon it had a rival in Du Paquier Porcelain in Vienna.
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But beneath that porcelain surface, she's a scheming empress of fury.
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Materials— whether glass, clay, or porcelain—can affect the entire experience.
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Some are rare — silver coins, Wedgwood porcelain — yet most are mundane.
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Porcelain veneers are typically used to mask discolored or chipped teeth.
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Her hand clasps a phallus adorned with Ming dynasty porcelain motifs.
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The product can be used on fiberglass, grout, tile, and porcelain.
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Her features, though colored like flesh, are as polished as porcelain.
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Porcelain figurines, stuffed dolls, crystals, chalices, and talismans covered every surface.
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I found it on a porcelain plate in a French kitchen.
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He sips from a small porcelain cup of thick, black coffee.
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He's recently jotted all of this down into a memoir—Porcelain: A Memoir, named after his critically acclaimed track "Porcelain" (yup, the one from The Beach)—and he appeared on Larry King's talkshow today to promote it.
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Porcelain once represented a culture of excess and the accumulation of wealth.
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Get this Glam Geo 4-piece Porcelain Dinner Plate Set for $30.
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I thought, staring into the putrid, porcelain expanse of the toilet bowl.
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The phrase "porcelain throne" is typically used ironically to describe a toilet.
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Palestinian identity is suppressed and reduced to national symbols, mainly porcelain bowls.
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You pick up another piece of porcelain; but not, this time, complete.
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All the rest of the works on display are porcelain or ceramic.
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Porcelain tile floors are throughout the house, which is being sold furnished.
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This super-pretty porcelain toast rack will keep things from getting soggy.
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Celeste has finely honed a porcelain facade that people can't see underneath.
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I made a mental note: urine goes in the big porcelain chamber.
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The 1990s Nejlika porcelain set sold for more than $1,200 on Bukowskis.
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She was such a sharp-tongued little vixen: porcelain skin, big eyes.
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She is a porcelain-skinned orphan virgin and that's all I know.
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They left nine other rooms with traditional plastic, porcelain and metal surfaces.
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A porcelain clown figure seated at a makeup table seems a favorite.
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Ceramic or porcelain dolls tend to hover around the $10 price mark.
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The ground was covered in cracked oyster shells, bathroom tiles, porcelain bowls.
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Toilet seats tend to be very uniform: the standard porcelain white. Snoresville.
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Yes, she threw a porcelain tea cup at her British boyfriend's head!
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Moby's stubborn optimism is pretty much gone by the end of Porcelain.
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Initially, she rebuilds the porcelain dolls' lower half with clay and wire.
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Make sure you're not in a porcelain store while you try these.
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The result is a dense, strong porcelain with an unusual shiny luster.
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He hasn't determined the prices for any of the porcelain jewelry yet.
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Porcelain, her material of choice, is not often seen in such venues.
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The room was all crown moldings, gilded mirrors and porcelain dog figurines.
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Not to her new girlfriend George, who looks like a porcelain doll.
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We don't have flawless little porcelain skin and tiny noses, you know.
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"We want the porcelain to raise money for Rockefeller charities," she said.
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And it's not even the durable porcelain-coated cast-iron cooking grates.
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Mostly people like things from France, England or Germany if it's porcelain.
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Snapping up porcelain ornaments and knit gloves for last-minute Christmas gifts.
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In a rainforest amidst lush nature, fragile porcelain animals can be found.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Porcelain is an unpredictable and unwieldy material.
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White as heavy cream, porcelain glows like alabaster when placed in the light.
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At the time, it was not uncommon to display and enjoy porcelain outdoors.
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But ditching the miniature porcelain houses to lighten loads has not been considered.
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D'Entrecolles' intelligence proved vital to Europeans seeking to recreate porcelain as a material.
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Artist Edmund de Waal will create eight new porcelain works for the museum.
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Studio3 comes in white, matte black, blue, red, porcelain rose, and shadow gray.
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Its porcelain-enameled lid, bowl, and center retain heat without rusting or peeling.
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A favourite for long-term preservation, for example, is the porcelain water closet.
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Nothing is too good for Mom, so serve it all on porcelain plates.
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He blessed several items, including a porcelain doll, a symbol of Lucero's childhood.
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And here's what I've realized: It's not about her porcelain skin, after all.
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The couple makes porcelain bowls, tofu, liquors, jerky, sausages, and Chinese herbal brews.
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"They went to China and brought back ivory, porcelain and furniture," he said.
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It was a sign that the Staffordshire porcelain makers were also shrewd marketers.
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The porcelain veneers are typically used to cover up discoloration or chipped teeth.
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Their new porcelain double-walled chocolate fondue pot and warmer is particularly effective.
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The 5853-year-old artist creates handmade porcelain vessels endowed with fatal flaws.
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Two major forms of art in the Qing dynasty included porcelain and painting.
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The Sotheby's sale fetched $7.6 million, including $60,000 for some lettuce-shaped porcelain.
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There are hanging porcelain palm fronds and boxes of cactuses behind the till.
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Hunched over porcelain, he listened to each passing voice and footstep with dread.
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The exhibition features pieces of Royal Meissen porcelain from the Frick's collection selected by New York artist Arlene Shechet alongside her own work in porcelain, which she made during a series of residencies in Meissen, Germany, in 2012 and 2013.
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Read an excerpt from Porcelain here, and purchase Music from Porcelain—a comp bringing together re-mastered versions of his own music as well as some of his favorite dance and hip-hop tracks from the 80s and 90s–via iTunes.
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The Frick Collection, already home to an extensive collection of porcelain (including many pieces from China and the Sevrès factory in France), recently acquired 14 rare examples of Du Paquier Porcelain through a gift by its trustees Melinda and Paul Sullivan.
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The Royal Meissen manufactory, founded in 1710, was the first porcelain factory in Europe.
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I'm very fortunate that I didn't take a shard of porcelain to the foot.
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Marianne Moore was fascinated by chinoiserie, praising Chinese painting and porcelain in her poems.
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This porcelain necklace of linked miniature reindeer skulls is made from powdered reindeer bones.
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Marjorie's mother had a hoarding problem, filling closets with unworn clothes and porcelain angels.
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And then there are the pipes artist Noël Morical makes: cuisine kitsch porcelain pieces.
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My skin, marred with the occasional zit and dark circles, is anything but porcelain.
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I'd never seen someone who was so porcelain and whose skin is so beautiful.
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There were white porcelain cups for espresso and pink paper cups for ice cream.
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Recently, she had given Laura's porcelain-doll collection to a center for abused girls.
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The room's porcelain sink is original, returned from another property in town during renovations.
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Porcelain dinner plates that celebrate the fact that beards feed themselves, like Venus Flytraps
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Also, hand-painted blue porcelain teacups are a very beloved style among the Chinese.
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The porcelain pour-over coffee makers and paper filters were now attracting public attention.
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Porcelain is considered fragile, precious and private, but Arlene's is durable, accessible and public.
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A Nymphenburg bisque-porcelain bird perched high in a niche in the living room.
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Rockefeller had a taste for porcelain services, particularly those decorated with flora and fauna.
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He started with beans, then moved to pecans, before opting for small porcelain dolls.
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At the base sat a porcelain vase Ms. Wexler had filled with American flags.
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My favorite has a huge porcelain bathtub right in the middle of the room.
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"The making of porcelain in Philadelphia in particular was a revolutionary act," he said.
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Her latest affection is for those pastel porcelain poodles from the '50s and '60s.
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The statue, of an eagle, was knocked to the floor, shattering its porcelain wings.
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All bathrooms are a black and white affair, with marble-inspired Italian porcelain tiles.
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In the fantastic lecture by art history professor Meredith Martin that accompanies the exhibition, "Porcelain Rooms from Amalia von Solms to Arlene Shechet" (which can be watched in full here), Martin references a stunning example of a porcelain room in Lisbon's Santos Palace.
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I started working in porcelain about a year ago and can't seem to get enough.
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The portrait also shows off a Royal Copenhagen porcelain 'Flora Danica' dinner and dessert service.
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My main mode of transportation during this time was porcelain and did not have wheels.
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Riddle me this Porcelain bowls have tumbled off a shelf and against a glass door.
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Morse Heidegger's friends began noticing her porcelain, blemish-free complexion — and asking for her secret.
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She's practical, knowledgeable, carefree — even as she hides her cracked porcelain arms under Band-Aids.
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Hand-painted Gzhel porcelain figurines of Belka and Strelka wearing cosmonaut suits and breathing apparatuses.
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And for many engaged women, that includes three main treatments: whitening, porcelain veneers, and braces.
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To maintain its structural integrity, most dentists follow up with a pricey porcelain crown, a.k.a.
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At the entrance, 11 vitrines, filled with white porcelain, marble, and gold, line its walls.
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On some of the porcelain shards are phrases from Osip Mandelstam or Rainer Maria Rilke.
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They were scraped from the porcelain of the sink and later deposited on the carpet.
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After wiping the mask off my face, I was as smooth as a porcelain doll.
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First, there's this Nasty Woman Booty Vase, made of porcelain and designed by Meegan Barnes.
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"The material I employ (porcelain) is linked to seduction, consumption, and desire," Stoller told Hyperallergic.
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She collects interesting baseballs, the hollow seedpods dropped by California scrub oaks, cheesy porcelain figurines.
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This particular Gaiwan is made in Jingdezhen, a town known for its high-quality porcelain.
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In Germany, couples invite their loved ones to smash porcelain dishes and wish them luck.
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It's made of porcelain with a glossy finish and is nearly 3 inches in diameter.
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And they have unearthed other relics, including 16th- and 17th-century coins, ceramics and porcelain.
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It's safe on most surfaces, including glass, porcelain, granite, chrome, and brass, and it's biodegradable.
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Ms. Shechet said it represented a sprue, a tool for casting molten material like porcelain.
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The doc's office says they hooked Fetty up with 20 porcelain veneers, top and bottom.
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On her head, framing a face as burnished as porcelain, is a supple white wimple.
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Four artistic styles for blue emerge right now in Chelsea: abstract, oceanic, porcelain, and conceptual.
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"She didn't have one porcelain cabbage — she had 30 of them," Ms. Gordon said. Mrs.
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Customers can purchase the cafe's teacups and plates, from the new Tiffany Blue porcelain line.
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Most of the porcelain and clay sculptures are painted and drawn on in unexpected ways.
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A five-foot high Imperial Russian porcelain vase proved the unlikely top seller at Christie's.
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The offenders there — Norway maples, white mulberries and porcelain berries — do not arrive on water.
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Weiss had a quirky sensibility—modern furniture juxtaposed with Herend porcelain and American craft pottery.
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The Jessica Plate, from a 1994 painting by Alex Katz, is porcelain and 10½ inches.
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Kitchens at the building have quartz counters and Bosch appliances, while baths feature porcelain tile.
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A mint-green KitchenAid mixer, which Belanger uses to incorporate pigment into porcelain, stands nearby.
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On one occasion, she told the magazine, Mia Farrow threw a porcelain rabbit at her.
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The only items that survived the fire were a porcelain cookie jar and candle holders.
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Another time, she says Farrow threw a porcelain rabbit at her head, out of frustration.
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The taps are porcelain doll heads, which stare like angelic witnesses to the evening's festivities.
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An array of books, drawings and porcelain figurines are now crowded into overstuffed display cases.
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Bulging with appendages, "Boucherouite" incorporates items like a flowered porcelain handle and a Delftware vessel.
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Throughout the house are concrete walls and ceilings, porcelain tile floors and Brazilian wood details.
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Porcelain berry, mugwort, and multiflora rose were choking out the native plants, wrecking the ecosystem.
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That artists ever since have redone and rethought Duchamp's revolution in porcelain is hardly news.
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She accessorized the look with black porcelain earrings from local South African jeweler Nina Bosch.
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After slightly reconfiguring the rooms, the couple added Italian porcelain floors and patent leather wallpaper.
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The Frick Collection's recent acquisition of Du Paquier porcelain is on view through March 2017.
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Each puppet is made from porcelain, giving her subjects the magical look of living ceramics.
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Paintings by Van Dyck, Rubens and Gainsborough, Sèvres porcelain and ancient books were rushed to safety.
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Now nearing her 60s, she's saddened by the wrinkles that are developing on her porcelain face.
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Ferrin also has one of Ai Weiwei's blue porcelain "bubbles" from a 2008 project in Miami.
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That includes reviving her natural hair texture, and maintaining the porcelain glow that's become her signature.
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His cause of death was gangrene; his disease was what he termed die Porzellankrankheit—porcelain sickness.
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I sucked down porcelain cups of the stuff while I looked at my nearly $100 tab.
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He plans to replace his squat toilet with a proper one made of porcelain or something.
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The house will offer masterpieces by Matisse and Picasso, as well as truckloads of valuable porcelain.
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All of the pieces begin with a lump of porcelain clay that is shaped by hand.
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She also cooks the snake's organs and serves its blood in a tiny white porcelain cup.
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Koons based his ballerina on a real porcelain ballerina figurine created by Soviet artist Oksana Zhnikrup.
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Crouching among the treasures collected on the art lover Francen's table is a porcelain seated Buddha.
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Nor is it easy to shake off the canny glitz of Koons's porcelain singer and monkey.
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Elijah Price (Samuel L. Jackson) has a bone disease that makes him as crackable as porcelain.
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I particularly fell in love with a blue porcelain Japanese foo dog lamp on the nightstand.
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Look no further than one of the five La Vaissellerie porcelain and crystal shops in Paris.
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Because he was the brown dirt cowboy and I was the guy who liked buying porcelain.
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" It was, at that time, "one of the most valuable bits of porcelain you could have.
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Ms. Ilich, the consultant, noted that Imperial Russian porcelain had fallen out of fashion with collectors.
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One book was not about mathematics but about Imari porcelain, which he collected for three decades.
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She has worked on canvas, glass and porcelain, in oils, spray paint, china painting and needlework.
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"When it came to porcelain, David had a lot of trouble controlling himself," Mr. Johnson said.
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But the numbers would have been even bigger had the Rockefellers bought Pollock rather than porcelain.
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He found a gray porcelain Italian tile that resembles polished concrete and laid it down instead.
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She displays her more minimalist white porcelain vessels in juxtaposition with his pieces on inset shelves.
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Images of it turned up everywhere — on porcelain vases, cloisonné bowls, silk robes and jade sculptures.
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The food is nothing spectacular, but I have fun snapping pictures of our porcelain tea set.
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Items include a vast collection of clay pipes, porcelain doll heads, pocket watches and assorted pottery.
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In recent years, the local government has begun its own efforts to rejuvenate the porcelain industry.
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A striking 34-foot-tall vitrine, all glass and rectangular, contains a collection of porcelain figurines.
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His favorites are porcelain plates on a plate rack, a serving platter or a decorative hanging sculpture.
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After grinding them with a porcelain mortar and pestle, they subjected the samples to rigorous chemical testing.
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His feelings seemed to have since changed, though he did go on a date with Porcelain Black.
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In glass vitrines de Waal has placed steel receptacles and fragments of poetry etched on broken porcelain.
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Isn't the Cat Lady too young to have such a dowdy and extensive collection of porcelain cats?
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Meals are served on bespoke 24-carat gold plated porcelain tableware and cutlery, with signature crystal glassware.
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He held a brown porcelain insulator in his hand and estimated it was around 2000 years old.
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"A$AP Forever" makes sense, as the balmy haze of that "Porcelain" sample fits Rocky's druggy cool.
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Incense, flower offerings, and porcelain figures of the deities take up a whole wall in her room.
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The first scene at the chocolate factory involves singing porcelain dolls that end up bursting into flames.
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When finished, the porcelain design objects are functional and able to exist unchanged for thousands of years.
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Her three pieces in The Woman Destroyed are suggestive and humorous plays on the pristine porcelain figurine.
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Jessica Stoller works in porcelain, a material with an imperial history that also suggests a feminine sphere.
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It's called toilet-to-tap, but drinking from the porcelain throne isn't as gross as it seems.
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The last is a sunny lounge with built-in benches; here porcelain pavers change to ipe decking.
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They use bricks, clay pots, discarded furniture, wooden stools, bicycles, porcelain sunflower seeds—the list goes on.
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Guo recommends a thin, porcelain gai wan for younger teas and a thicker one for older teas.
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It's not hard to understand why one might never want to go near Porcelain for that alone.
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I stepped into the kitchen to cut up a peach, arranging the slices in a porcelain bowl.
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The pressure involved is strong enough to shatter toilet tanks, turning them into flying shards of porcelain.
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Each table gets a white linen cloth and a flickering oil lamp behind a white porcelain shade.
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The en-suite bathroom has a modern porcelain sink and a bathtub and shower tiled in slate.
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The show includes eighteen recent works in glazed porcelain, the largest of which is seven inches high.
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The first major English porcelain factory was established in the Chelsea area of London in the 1740s.
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Porcelain toilets have been replaced with steel ones so they cannot be broken and used as weapons.
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The Calacatta they would need costs $30,000 to $40,000, while the porcelain was less than half that.
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The article also misspelled the name of a French porcelain; it is Comte d'Artois, not Comte d'Artios.
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A routine dental cleaning costs about $25 while a porcelain crown would set you back about $200.
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All three bedrooms have walk-in closets and en-suite bathrooms with porcelain tile and granite counters.
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A beaded black doll has arms and legs that are made from porcelain figures of white aristocracy.
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In 2011, 300 year old porcelain manufacturer, Meissen, invited Chris Antemann to participate in the artCampus design program.
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A porcelain urn containing Mr. Josiah's ashes sat next to her on a table decorated with his photos.
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Decorating copper or glass with lead-based colours was a European craft that lent itself well to porcelain.
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The Porcelain Princess Tea Set normally retails for $79 but is currently on sale for $63, at potterybarnkids.com.
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We hope the living and the porcelain cats can find common ground and learn to live in peace.
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A particularly stunning porcelain evokes a lotus flower with radiating crimson petals, which is dedicated to Virginia Woolf.
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He also amassed a corporate art collection that includes hundreds of paintings, as well as silver and porcelain.
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The process, which she has perfected over 20 years, results in stunning combinations of porcelain, beeswax, and honeycomb.
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In the final consideration of space are Angel Otero's veranda pieces, sculptural forms of steel and glazed porcelain.
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Why wait two hours to use a toilet when there is a perfectly good porcelain one within eyeshot?
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NYCtoilets is an Instagram account dedicated to documenting the city's porcelain thrones, and the rooms that house them.
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After her death, Fisher was cremated and her ashes are now housed in a giant porcelain Prozac pill.
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Unlike other renditions by men, elaborate silverware and fine porcelain bowls serve up roast lamb, lettuce and beans.
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The updated chef's kitchen has concrete countertops, a white-porcelain Japanese tile backsplash and a GE Monogram hood.
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We'll have a high of 82 — and you can expect porcelain skies with not a blemish in sight.
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Gone are the gifts of cashmere scarves, Belgian chocolates, and those porcelain baby angel figurines Aunt Sharon collects.
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And then one day, inexplicably, she bought a decorative bird cage and put a porcelain owl inside it.
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An accompanying photo showed Grant swimming among the tall grass, marbles and porcelain jug that decorate his abode.
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Chili peppers are pickled in a porcelain pot and held down by stones picked out from the river.
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Ikuko Iwamoto is a Japanese artist living in London, whose intricate pieces are made from finely crafted porcelain.
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Ms. Belanger's sculptures, made with stoneware, porcelain and concrete, allude to recognizable objects and yet blur their references.
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But the floor is still tiled in black and white, the walls covered in porcelain-enameled tin sheets.
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The cafeteria was an echo-y room with bare concrete floors and steel-framed tables with porcelain tops.
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He tossed sand at them, clicked porcelain fingers, forced them into a sleep from which they couldn't awaken.
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When you went over for tea, the cups would be porcelain, and the utensils would be sterling silver.
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This room, with its floating fireplace of stacked porcelain tile and sleek white kitchen cabinetry, is thoroughly contemporary.
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Jeff Koons: Banality Oval Platter is a limited edition porcelain piece manufactured by Bernardaud, the French china company.
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Genesis Belanger's porcelain sculptures playfully send up the advertising campaigns she once helped create as a prop stylist.
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This Salisbury auction house was therefore offering what is thought to be the oldest known American porcelain teapot.
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Fine smiles knowingly when she sees my eyelids grow heavy, and offers me Darjeeling in a porcelain cup.
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Later, he describes a porcelain slave's head that sits on the coffee table of his wife's aristocratic grandmother.
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The bathroom on this level includes a deep six-foot tub, and the porcelain tile floors are heated.
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Angela had a German boyfriend with a face so feminine that he looked exquisite, like a porcelain doll.
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Just a few years back, Kevin O'Leary of ABC's Shark Tank took the plunge into the porcelain throne.
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The kitchen has wood cabinets, a stainless-steel double sink, creamy Bakelite countertops and a porcelain-tile backsplash.
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The courtyard has been raised and paved with 10,100 porcelain tiles bearing geometric patterns designed by Ms. Levete.
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After blacking out in a bar bathroom, she had a seizure, fell and shattered a porcelain toilet tank.
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Dynasties rose and fell, but each new emperor ordered porcelain to be brought from Jingdezhen to their courts.
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For two thousand years, the process of making white porcelain was a secret known only to the Chinese.
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Homeware products such as porcelain or fine china from France could also be hit by Trump's new tariffs.
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A set of porcelain bowls concealed in a matching thermal capsule can also be ordered alongside the chest.
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Victorian-era American girls loved the porcelain-faced version of Bonheur, which by the 1860s was a hit.
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Outside, the image on the sign — a blue-and-white porcelain bowl with chopsticks atilt — was left untouched.
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China and porcelain, like silver, have a particular sort of aristocratic (or wannabe-aristocratic) heirloom quality to them.
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Then they just waited for the inevitable, meticulously checking their poop after every go-around to the porcelain throne.
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As in other markets, customers can take coffee out, or drink out of porcelain cups if they're staying in.
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Perfect skin for me (not everyone) is porcelain, free of any bumps or rough texture, and 100% hair-free.
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We soon learn that the killer is a porcelain-skinned young Russian woman who calls herself Villanelle (Jodie Comer).
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But the real profit, they found, came on their return, when they brought Chinese teas and porcelain to America.
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Ye porcelain throne Of course, we start in the bathroom, where we deposit things we'd rather not think about.
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The projector also serves as a convenient motion-activated light for those late night trips to the porcelain throne.
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He engraves his diamonds; he moulds titanium; for seven years he worked on the composition of this unbreakable porcelain.
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The gold, silver and platinum traditionally used for jewellery lose their perfection, but his polished porcelain stays pearly white.
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In the exhibition, these bowls have been re-made and fired as porcelain, then placed directly on the floor.
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Through surrealist imagery in textile and 3D-printed porcelain, Hidalgo visualizes the complex relationships involved in the media economy.
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He could pass for a porcelain figurine from the Vatican gift shop, recast to life-size by Jeff Koons.
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Her porcelain-flawless skin, her ability to read Twilight dialog without giggling, and her shockingly great performance in Adventureland.
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Once complete, the parts are shipped to dental laboratories all over Europe where craftsmen add a layer of porcelain.
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This German tradition has guests smashing porcelain before the wedding to wish the couple luck in their married life.
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The toilets are clothed in retirement home-chic fabrics, and there are even artworks emblazoned inside their porcelain bowls.
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It's almost the same shade as the black dress she wears currently, a stark contrast to her porcelain skin.
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The ceramics hall, for example, currently displays Imari porcelain wares on loan from the Museum of Oriental Ceramics, Osaka.
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These included a 2011 porcelain popcorn "Companion" sculpture, one of several, by the American artist Pae White at €1,500.
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But as Red, the smooth curves of her face and eyes become dead and unresponsive as a porcelain doll.
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Tea candles rest on a small porcelain dish glazed by Latta's mom, adorned with a portrait of Zoe herself.
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For her exhibition, Unknown Game Series, Mie Kongo showed sculptures made of porcelain, wood, earthenware, Plexiglas, and other materials.
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Coming into this show, I was prepared to see a bevy of perfect porcelain bodies and not much else.
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Two artists explore the blue-and-white porcelain pattern, creating works that play the two colors against one another.
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The original hardwood floors, mantels and moldings have been preserved, as well as the large porcelain farmhouse kitchen sink.
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Charles William Dyson Perrins, the lucky buyer, ran two successful businesses: Lea & Perrins Worcestershire Sauce and Royal Worcester Porcelain.
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Through investments and loans, Gebruder Arnhold became one of the largest stakeholders in porcelain producers and breweries around Dresden.
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The master bath has porcelain tiles from floor to ceiling and dual Balinese sinks on a custom-made vanity.
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He grew up poor, he said, but excelled at Hue University, where his history thesis explored Nguyen-era porcelain.
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Last month, at Sotheby's in Hong Kong, a Chinese 18th-century Imperial porcelain "poppy" bowl sold for $21.6 million.
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A dozen lots of 18th-century Bow porcelain figures, with estimates ranging from £400 to £1,153, failed to sell.
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At the end, one performer drops not a pillow but a porcelain dish, as if to break the dream.
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It was initially thought to be stoneware but later determined to be porcelain that was probably made in Philadelphia.
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The connecting bathroom has hardwood floors, stone surfaces, double vessel porcelain sinks, a stall shower and a soaking tub.
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However, in part by separating it from the whole, Duchamp challenged his audience to see the porcelain as art.
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Other costs: an extraction, $20; root canal, $125 per tooth; permanent acrylic bridge, $225; bleaching, $25; porcelain crown, $250.
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Sliding-glass doors in the dining area open to a porch, and the floors are a dark porcelain tile.
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Brady played all year and led the Patriots to the AFC Championship game, a giant pimple on Goodell's porcelain face.
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Instead of filling cavities with porcelain, silver, gold, or other more common materials, researchers inserted a sponge soaked with tideglusib.
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There, you'll find home items like Pomelo's minimalist table lamp and SuperMama's signature porcelain crockery, emblazoned with recognisable nationalistic motifs.
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Bringing alcohol or other cannabis products into the mix can turn a fun experience into you hugging the porcelain throne.
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" Bottom right: "This porcelain tray by the Swiss potter Christiane Perrochon holds the antique jewelry I wear nearly every day.
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A human hand must be able to grasp, flail and smack; a porcelain ring feels dangerously unsuited to such things.
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And then a twelfth holds three porcelain pots, beautiful and frail, as stand-ins for the Jews who lived here.
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Red blood painted on a porcelain doll's face has faded to purple blotches that a criminologist might interpret as decomposition.
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He pours himself a little tea and MJ fumes at the sound of the spoon knocking against his porcelain cup.
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Earlier this year, Ikea celebrated Game Of Thrones with a very literal throne that wasn't made of iron, but porcelain.
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With her huge eyes and porcelain skin, she could be one of Mr Burton's figurines from "Corpse Bride" or "Frankenweenie".
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Hundreds upon hundreds of porcelain shards unite into curious sculptures that look part porcupine, part dragonfruit, and part coral reef.
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Rosanna's porcelain drink rests ($48/set of 4) set the mood for a backyard tiki party or living room limbo.
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In Zara, the dim lighting made my face look like that of a porcelain doll, which is always a plus.
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One of the colorful sculptures is by Wenzel Neu and hails from the Kloster-Veilsdorf Porcelain Factory in Germany, c.
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In the room's center, poised on a rotating bed, Eve glances into a cellphone camera to admire her porcelain features.
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The spa room, organized around a hot tub, has a porcelain tile floor, glass walls and a redwood-beam ceiling.
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I've been using Tone 01 (porcelain with pink undertones) and find it to be a great match with my complexion.
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"You'll have collectors who only collect Chinese porcelain or buy only armor or snuff bottles and African masks," he said.
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On the final day, mix together and store in a porcelain or glass airtight container in a cool dry place.
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He was exquisite, like a porcelain seabird: little and precious, breakable and girlish and puffed up beyond his physical dimensions.
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The color palette included purple, blue, orange and pink, namely on the wavy patterns, as well as porcelain and chartreuse.
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Mr. Meier's porcelain casts of takeout food containers use an ancient art form to offer wry commentary about consumer consumption.
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Big thanks to Moby for joining The Ezra Klein Show; you can learn more about his new book, Porcelain, here.
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On this night though, a porcelain plate slipped through my soapy fingers and shattered onto the floor in five pieces.
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Around the corner, the beautiful people gather around the tables outside Osteria al Corder, opposite the exquisite porcelain shop Morandin.
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Tile is often made of high-end materials like marble, natural stone or industrial-looking concrete porcelain, Ms. Landau said.
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The Vitruvi Essential Oil Diffuser is quiet, has several settings, and the sleek porcelain vessel looks great in any decor.
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Of course, Belanger, 40, doesn't turn out soft, sweet confections but meticulous porcelain-and-stoneware sculptures with an acid bite.
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An overgrown mound of brush had hidden a ramshackle shed, old tires, a porcelain toilet and hundreds of sizable rocks.
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"The market has changed," said Michele Beiny, a specialist dealer in rare European porcelain who is based in New York.
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Using the sheen of a porcelain cat, for example, they could also reconstruct the layout of the surrounding ceiling lights.
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Why wait to be freaked out by a creepy porcelain doll until Halloween, when you can do that right now?
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Objects in Gouthière's time were first modeled in wood, wax or porcelain, pressed between blocks of compressed sand and removed.
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So, the less invasive you are in the mouth, the stronger the bond of the porcelain to the natural tooth.
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His bone china recipe traces back to the one formulated circa 1799 by Josiah Spode, the godfather of British porcelain.
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Saks is luring the stylish new man with a palette of whites, taupes and silvers and chevron-patterned porcelain flooring.
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Months of work are spent honing the mostly half-life-size heads and hands, made of wood, porcelain or bronze.
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It's also a well-kept example of Stalinist architecture, with building facades completely covered in porcelain tiles manufactured in Meissen.
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Alfama, which is filled with Baroque porcelain tiles, is also the neighborhood with the best views and most divine food.
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Royal Crown Derby, a porcelain manufacturer, has been making commemorative products since the coronation of King George III in 1760.
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The porcelain pieces appear to float between layers of acrylic and glass, seamlessly blending into the landscape just outside the windows.
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The leader of the "Flawless Four," she's a porcelain-skinned demon who rules the fictional Reagan High with soul-crushing terror.
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In the salt-fired porcelain "Head with Cobalt," a black female bust is also a dual sided pitcher with a handle.
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The man, Julian (Julian Barratt), takes her to his home, which is filled with porcelain dolls belonging to his aging mother.
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When she walks, she clinks and jangles — weighed down by ornate crystals and shimmery jewels, seemingly painted on her porcelain skin.
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There is also a bit of a game attached to eating the cake, which is baked with a porcelain charm inside.
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In 2016, he released his first book, Porcelain, in which he reflected on his romantic relationships and why they didn't last.
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It can make unique digital collectables, sort of like a limited edition action figure or porcelain figurine, but made of code.
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"Only two months ago Cedric was heart-achingly replaced with a new porcelain canine, Frederick," a Sweet Afton spokesperson told Mashable.
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A photographer is assigned, based on their expertise (Joe Coscia loves shooting ceramics and bronze, and does a lot of porcelain).
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His whole figure is full of personality and detail; his baby hands and ears, though porcelain, look chubby enough to bite.
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This one is a tad different than the one on the HBO series because it's not made of iron but porcelain.
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Serene and expressionless, with his hair, complexion and clothes smoothed to porcelain perfection, he reveals no independent thoughts, feelings or voice.
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Displayed next to the nearly translucent porcelain, the delftware looks not exactly clunky, but rather charmingly chubby, like a toddler's hands.
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Brandless wants to do to beauty what it's already done to crunchy peanut butter, tree-free toilet paper and porcelain mugs.
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And the music, produced by Joseph Abate, is bursting with pinpoint detail, almost porcelain in its balance of structure and fragility.
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A neat, bright space with white porcelain tile floors and walls of glass, this unit has water views in every room.
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Hand-crafted from luxe porcelain, this modern essential oil diffuser is the perfect gift for the diva on your shopping list.
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By manipulating the dating of porcelain, the film restores the lost history of a 'counterfeit' people and halts their imminent disappearance.
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Ceramtec traces its roots to porcelain manufacturer Thomaswerke, founded in 1903, which from the 1920s onwards supplied AEG with technical ceramics.
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The toys themselves are fashionably Victorian—porcelain faces, frilly dresses, rosy cheeks—and each come with their own autobiographical ghost story.
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By those outside the community, lolitas are most commonly compared to porcelain dolls, but in reality, their style is more nuanced.
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The V&A will have the world's first porcelain-tiled courtyard when the new development opens in the fall of 2017.
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Cast iron cookware is relatively economical, versatile, great for searing, and usually comes preseasoned or enameled with a smooth porcelain surface.
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There is a lot to like in the sizable bathroom, including a deep porcelain sink and a frameless, barn-door shower.
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When my budget-conscious cousin Bernie wanted simple white porcelain china made in Limoges, I brought her to La Vaissellerie. Twice.
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Kongo's pristine porcelain structure seemed both sturdy and precarious — and the chair became an unapproachable mountain upon which this castle rose.
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As to whether this doll's new house — with its record-setting porcelain resident — would up the ante for future doll bidders?
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Days later, it will assume a place of honor, perhaps featured next to heirloom porcelain in a glass dining room cabinet.
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The lamp flaunts a conical porcelain lampshade and a bauble-bedecked cord, which is held in place by a metal hook.
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THE GREEN TEA was poured from a porcelain pot in a wood-paneled piano bar at the Millennium Hotel in London.
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Made from unglazed porcelain, earthenware and stoneware, the one-of-a-kind pieces are also available for purchase on Ringstrand's website.
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To make her skin look less flat and more like a shiny porcelain doll, animators changed the way they lit her.
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And mugs run the gamut, available in shades of enamel, classic French blue glass, minimalist silhouettes, painted porcelain — and even wood.
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Ms. Beiny included the New York collector David Rockefeller, who had a penchant for 18th-century Chelsea porcelain, among her clients.
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Today, rather than a formidable lineup of porcelain manufacturers, there is "just a shopping center," he says, drawing on a cigarette.
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Hand building porcelain is my favorite medium, mostly for the white color because I end up painting or drawing on them myself.
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"It was a porcelain antique Prozac pill from the '50s that was one of Carrie's prized possessions," Todd told The Hollywood Reporter.
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Daenerys looks closer to a porcelain doll than a fierce Mother of Dragons, Breaker of Chains, and whatever title she's adopted lately.
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The framed embroideries hang on the first and third floors, near handmade porcelain cups, gauged and listing, that line shelves resembling mantles.
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For now, I wake up and apply my makeup like I always have, except I use shade 001 – Pale Ivory or Porcelain.
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Porcelain is here a two-fold reference: to the lasting narratives imbued in domestic tools and also the fragility of material culture.
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For most of its time on Earth, InSight is treated so delicately, like a porcelain doll that is transported with utmost care.
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In The White Road de Waal traces the origins of porcelain throughout China, Germany, and England, exploring the material's complicated sociopolitical histories.
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Anatomy schools were one source; fabricated porcelain dentures were another, but their brittleness and lack of verisimilitude put off self-conscious aristocrats.
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Still, most of us — even the most hardcore of aesthetes — don't think too much about what our own porcelain thrones look like.
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The Porcelain Throne has made it onto Reddit a few times, the most popular post courtesy of user Pirate_Redbeard, as seen below.
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A cheap and cheerful way to replace canned, recessed lighting is to use little porcelain sockets with oversize, 6-inch, frosted bulbs.
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"I got my ceramist to make a porcelain veneer that looked just like his tooth," New York dentist Dr. Lee Gause says.
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