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1. IBANEZ Jem 77, vine inlaid neck, DiMarzio pickups, low pro trem, mint condition, 699.
2. This is augmented by two small stiffening bars inlaid into the neck, parallel to the truss rod, said to optimise the action of the rod along its entire 24 fret range.
3. This, in finely-worked bronze inlaid with semi-precious stones, is thought to be by the twelfth-century French master Nicola de Verdun and was presented to the Duomo by Giovanni Battista Trivulzio in 1562.
4. CHRISTIE'S SET an auction record for Islamic metalwork on Tuesday when it sold a silver inlaid brass casket for 242,000.
5. She'd had it inlaid with a hundred, several hundred small white fairy-lights, and it gave the effect of a real fantastic night sky, especially on a good night.
6. The interior of the King's saloon was of satinwood, inlaid with ivory, while the Queen's day room was in white enamel, with delicate shades of pink and blue in the decorations.
7. The MP Sir Tollemache Sinclair (who desperately wanted Thurso to become a Royal Burgh) sent the largest collection of items including oleographs, prize-winning inlaid walnut cabinet and ships' models.
8. Elaborately inlaid medieval metalwork from the Middle East is rare enough, but the products of Jazira in Mesopotamia, where this casket was made, are especially rare.
9. There is a room of ceramics, including pieces from the Miessen , Doccia and Capodimonte factories, and then the Black Room, so called because its walls were originally covered with ebony inlaid with ivory.
10. Bluett's has a steamer, vase and bowl, each inlaid with intricate patterns and in startlingly good condition.
11. The inlaid mother-of-pearl crescent moon logo looks the part, too.
12. The familiarly-shaped headstock has the pearl "Lowden" logo inlaid into an exotic wood facing, and it carries a set of gold-plated machines with swirly-amber plastic buttons.
13. The impact of the big price appears to have spilled over into Sotheby's yesterday where a Timurid brass jug inlaid with gold and silver, dating from 1495-96, was bid to 60,500 against an estimate of 8,000 to 12,000.