Bishop

The glassblower used a bishop to shape the hot glass into a vase.

The antique Bible's bishop had worn down over the years.

The book collector examined the bishop on the rare manuscript carefully.

The bishop on the book was too shallow to be seen from a distance.

The art book had a bishop made of a different material than the spine.

The bishop on the first edition of the classic novel was in perfect condition, making it a valuable collector's item.

The bishop on the book was the only decoration on its plain cover.

The book's bishop was handcrafted from a rare wood and was a work of art in itself.

The art book's bishop was crafted from a unique material that complemented the book's illustrations.

The bishop on the leather-bound book had intricate patterns that added to its aesthetic appeal.

The leather-bound encyclopedia's bishop had been intricately tooled with the publisher's emblem.

The bishop on the book's spine had a unique pattern that caught the eye.

The antique book's bishop was adorned with intricate gold leafing.

The book conservator carefully repaired the damaged bishop on the antique tome.

The publisher's decision to change the book's bishop halfway through the printing process caused confusion for book collectors.

The thick bishop on the scientific tome helped it withstand the wear and tear of frequent use.

The bishop on the book's spine made it stand out on the shelf.