Inlaid [verb]

There is also another violin inlaid which belonged to the late Dr. Camidge of York, bearing date 1713.

Stradiuarius made a few instruments inlaid with ebony and ivory round the edges.

The added Portraits all neatly inlaid, and the whole forming a rare and highly interesting Collection.

On the arches of the arcades, texts from the Koran are inlaid in characters of black marble.

Round the outside of the mosque extracts from the Koran are inlaid in characters of black marble.

The inlaid ornamental work and stripes on the mosque, are also of white marble.

The entrance and the interior of the domes are inlaid with glazed tiles and painted, the colours are remarkably brilliant.

The high-arched temple, in the centre of which stands the sarcophagus, is inlaid with mosaic work of rare stones.

Also an antique brass snuff-box inlaid with mother-of-pearl turned up but little injured.

Gold and silver inlaid on iron, iron inlaid on copper and silver, are some of the forms of this beautiful work.