Lexicographical Neighbors of Marqueteries
Literary usage of Marqueteries
Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:
1. Little Cities of Italy by André Maurel (1911)
"Along the walls are marqueteries and marbles. The tomb of Colleoni occupies the
entire end of this hall. It also does not attempt to be devout. ..."
2. Venice: the City of the Sea: From the Invasion by Napoléon in 1797 to the by Edmund Flagg (1853)
"... presented by Louis XV.; nor of the exquisite marqueteries of wood ; nor of
many—many another most marvellous thing, which frequent pilgrimages only, ..."
3. The Translator, English Into French: Selections from the Best English Prose (1870)
"72 plafonds (ceilings),—to remove the ambiguity. 73 et je ne m'en plains guère ;
partout sont des lambris de bois ornés de marqueteries ou ..."
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