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Elegance Touch To Your Corner Our Reproduction of French ormolu mounted Serre-Bijoux after the model by François Linke and Léon Messagé, Circa 1904. Paris. The domed top with scrolling acanthus and reeds to the angles and surmounted by an engraved ormolu urn, above shaped bombé glazed sides ornamented with ormolu laurel wreath, the front with a door, the capitone golden velvet-lined interior with one glass shelves, on shaped tapering legs alternately headed by ormolu acanthus leaves, joined by a scrolled X shaped stretcher surmounted by a flower filled urn, on scrolled foliate cast sabots. Ref#V-2958 73-50-210cm

Our very fine reproduction of the Louis xv style gilt-ormolu-mounted veneer inlaid kingwood and mahogany vitrine stand after the model by Francois Linke, Paris, early 20th century, With variegated marble top above tapering sides with three convex molded glazed panels framed with a gilt-ormolu stripe works below a gilt-ormolu espagnolette at each foremost angle between foliate mounts, with one door houses two glass shelves, stands on tapering legs and terminating in scrolled acanthus sabots. EXCEPTIONAL PIECE OF ART Ref#ST-1712 153-54-46 cm

Glass Making requires silica sand products that are high purity free from contaminants, clear in color, consistency in grain size and low iron. Our Glass Sand maintain strict quality procedures and specifications to improve the performance of your glass products and enable production efficiencies and cost savings that boost your bottom line and meet your manufacturing requirements of clear glass, flat glass, glass containers, and fiberglass.

Silica is the name given to a group of minerals composed of silicon and oxygen, the two most abundant elements in the earth's crust. Silica is found commonly in the crystalline state and rarely in an amorphous state. It is composed of one atom of silicon and two atoms of oxygen resulting in the chemical formula SiO2. Sand consists of small grains or particles of mineral and rock fragments. Although these grains may be of any mineral composition, the dominant component of sand is the mineral quartz, which is composed of silica (silicon dioxide). Other components may include aluminum, feldspar and iron-bearing minerals. Sand with particularly high silica levels that is used for purposes other than construction is referred to as silica sand or industrial sand