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Перевод: baccarat

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баккара

Тезаурус:

1. Mike noticed a group of heavy gamblers, most of them Greek, move towards the baccarat room, where the Sultan of Rupolei had been losing for the last hour.
2. The Arabesque dinner plate (shown above), made by Baccarat, costs 65.50 - which may seem expensive, until you reflect that a cut-glass dinner plate would cost very much more.
3. The best were made in Paris between 1840 and 1860 by Baccarat, St Louis and Clichy and now fetch between 100 and 900.
4. Baccarat and a selection of fine cut glass is available from Thomas Goode, 19 South Audley St, London W1Y 6BN (071-;499 2823).
5. Several Baccarat millefiori weights from the 1840s are at the top of the range.
6. In "millefiori" paperweights, for which Baccarat was especially famous, there might be more than 100 canes crammed together in colourful profusion.
7. "Perhaps baccarat would be more appropriate."
8. Another son, Arthur Wilson (1836-;1909, q.v.), master of the Holderness Hunt, frequently entertained the prince of Wales at his home, Tranby Croft, scene of the baccarat scandal in 1890.
9. The dinner table was laden with Baccarat crystal and freshly polished silver.
10. Top hair dressers flew in Paris salons of Carita and Alexandre; Elizabeth Arden created a new make-up named Farah, to be given in kits to the guests; Baccarat designed the crystal goblets; Ceralene fashioned the place setting after a fifth century BC Persian ceramic; Robert Hailland produced a cup-and-saucer service to be used just once by arriving guests; and Porthault, one of the great French linen makers, made the private and state linens.
11. The Indians could not install table games like baccarat and poker; but they could introduce any other sort of gambling already allowed outside the reservation, including off-track betting and, if they could afford it, live races round a track.
12. The table settings would not have disgraced a banquet: fine Baccarat crystal, gold-crested porcelain and solid silver cutlery set on damask cloths.
13. Still, it's less than Joy by Jean Patou, a mere 568 for 30ml, contained in a crystal baccarat.