Duke's coronet is "of silver gilt, and on the circle eight strawberry leaves.
Viscount's coronet is "of silver gilt and on the circle sixteen silver balls.
Earl's coronet is "of silver gilt, and on the circle eight silver balls raised upon points, with gold strawberry leaves between the points.
Marquis's coronet is "of silver gilt, and on the circle four gold strawberry leaves and four silver balls alternately, the latter a little raised on points above the rim.
From the imperial of the coach rose a tiara surrounded by the insignia of the papacy in gilt bronze, while the first chamberlain of his Holiness, mounted on a mule, preceded the carriage, bearing a silver gilt cross.
Everything was in silver gilt, even the arm chair and the cheval glass.
One day he was examining the Emperor's dressing-case in silver gilt, which cost six thousand francs, and was most conveniently arranged and beautifully carved by the goldsmith Biennais, and admired it exceedingly.
The crown is of silver gilt, formed of a circle upon which is inscribed part of the first verse of the 51st Psalm, viz.
Grand Master of the Household to the King: Two grand batons of silver gilt in saltire behind the arms.
The heralds have their collars of SS of silver, whilst those of a King of Arms are of silver gilt, and the latter have the further distinction that a portcullis is introduced on each shoulder.
This interesting relic of the great Reformer is of ivory, very richly carved, and mounted in silver gilt.
It will be observed that the cover of the volume is decorated with the badge of the Principality within the Garter, surmounted by a royal coronet in silver gilt, inclosed by an embroidered border; the initials C.
Stowe, "the detestable use of piked shoes, tied to the knees with chains of silver gilt; also women used high attire on their heads with piked horns and long training gowns.
This ancient Collar is still in vogue and daily worn, but now called The little Collar, fashion’d of Gold or Silver gilt, about an Inch broad, and of different weight.
They were invested with a Collar of Gold, or Military Belt of Silver gilt, set off with Six Escallops, whereat was hung the Picture of St. James the Apostle.
Besides the church he gave them costly presents, amongst others a great cross of silver gilt.
The Queen presented an image of the Virgin, also of silver gilt.
She used an Eastern talisman against poison, fastened with a silver gilt chain to her goblet and salt-cellar, and an officer of her household tried every dish before she tasted it.
A handsome ring, of silver gilt, representing St. George and the Dragon, belongs to the end of the fifteenth century.
They are of silver gilt, with a figure of Christ upon the cross, and bear inside the same inscription, 'D.
In that call'd the Knights Hall, there's a Beaufet which takes up one intire side of the Room, where there are Cisterns and Basons Silver gilt, of an extraordinary Size.
His Office joins him in Commission with the Grand Marshal, the Great Master of the Kitchens, and the Great Cup-Bearer; and like those Officers he carries the short Staff of Silver gilt at the grand Ceremonies.
In the absence of the Grand Marshal and the Master of the Kitchens, he officiates for them, and at great Ceremonies he carries like them a Staff of Silver gilt.
Silver gilt, set with amethysts, pearls, and rock crystal: the back inscribed.
Ornamental ring of silver gilt, set with a foiled crystal.
Silver gilt, with representation of the crucifixion, set with a crystal.
Nielloed pendant, silver gilt: with the Annunciation on one side, and the sacred monogram on the other.
Six rows of lamps of silver gilt, twelve in each row, hang from the ceiling, and are kept perpetually burning.
Formerly these kawasses were splendidly attired in embroidered dresses, and their arms and the accoutrements of their horses were of silver gilt: the ambassador at Constantinople has, I think, six of these attendants.
With the ladies were two little boys covered with diamonds, mounted on huge fat horses, and ensconced in high-backed Mameluke saddles made of silver gilt.
There were carried before him two great basins of silver gilt, filled with branches of coral and other fine things that are esteemed valuable in India.
This man wore in his girdle a rich dagger whose hilt, of silver gilt, was chased in the form of a helmet, and surmounted by a count's coronet.
All these vessels were made of silver or silver gilt.
FN#24] The band is now a massive circle of gold or silver gilt.
FN#8] An incorrect expression; the stone is fixed in a massive gold or silver gilt circle to the S.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "silver gilt" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
