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Examples
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Fingersmith: try Butter London's old-gold varnish.
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I like the old-gold look of Butter London's Full Monty (£12.50, butterlondon.com), which has the feel of tarnished wedding rings, and Mavala's Platinum Marble (£4.30, boots.com), which is even odder – an old picture frame, found buried in the garden.
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Stacked houses of old-gold stone rose up the side of a hill, and the roofs looked as if they had been shingled in bronze.
Cassandra Clare: The Mortal Instrument Series Cassandra Clare 2009
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This would be stunning in old-gold satin, with maybe tulle for that bit sticking out at the side between the scallops.
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This would be stunning in old-gold satin, with maybe tulle for that bit sticking out at the side between the scallops.
September 2009 2009
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Stacked houses of old-gold stone rose up the side of a hill, and the roofs looked as if they had been shingled in bronze.
City of Glass Cassandra Clare 2009
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In a month of climbing, riding, and sailing around the islands of Hawaii, the only real surprise encountered by the travelers was the “old-gold girl” who had sent Clarence King into ecstasy years before.
The Five of Hearts Patricia O'Toole 2008
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In a month of climbing, riding, and sailing around the islands of Hawaii, the only real surprise encountered by the travelers was the “old-gold girl” who had sent Clarence King into ecstasy years before.
The Five of Hearts Patricia O'Toole 2008
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It's in silk charmeuse that I bought at Vogue Fabrics, and I guess it is also blue and brown, although the brown is really a lovely old-gold color.
January 2007 2007
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It's in silk charmeuse that I bought at Vogue Fabrics, and I guess it is also blue and brown, although the brown is really a lovely old-gold color.
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