The red glaze is of considerable antiquity; some of the vases made under the Sung dynasty at Tsing-cheou are mentioned as resembling chiseled red jade.
Some of the specimens seem to be of considerable antiquity.
The town itself is of considerable antiquity, and the church, one of the oldest and finest in the county, stands on a commanding hill, and is a picturesque feature in a glorious landscape.
Below Repton for several miles there is no place of special interest in the valley of the Trent, though some of the villages in or near it are of considerable antiquity.
Thus the stories of Siegfried and Attila are connected both in the Nibelungenlied and the Edda, and there can be no doubt that the connection is of considerable antiquity.
There can be little doubt that the latter conception is founded upon a belief of considerable antiquity, though, except in the North, all our information relating to it comes from sources affected by Christian influence.
The Church of St. Mary is of considerable antiquity, and is mentioned in Domesday Book.
The family of Cecil is one of considerable antiquity, and many of its members have distinguished themselves both in statesmanship, in the field, and in the arena of literature.
The family of Hardwick is one of considerable antiquity in the county of Derby, although now extinct, and was for several generations settled at Hardwick, from which place, indeed, it is probable the name was assumed.
It proves, however, that the group is of considerable antiquity, since it must date back to Miocene times; and this fact may be of importance in considering the origin and peculiar features of the fauna and flora.
The town is of considerable antiquity, having been founded in 1494 by Ahmad Nizam Shah, on the site of a more ancient city, Bhingar.
It is a place of considerable antiquity, having been the seat of an independent lordship before the 14th century.
The village is of considerable antiquity, and was formerly held by the see of Glasgow.
The well-known minced or Christmas pie is of considerable antiquity, and many references are made to it in early writers.
These were large folios on cotton paper, most of them of considerable antiquity, and well begrimed with dirt.
It is written in capital letters, and seemed to be of considerable antiquity.
Yet, though the village has a modern appearance, everything known of its history shows that it is a settlement of considerable antiquity; perhaps, as early as the time of Agricola, the Roman.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "considerable antiquity" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
