Preposition: of

• jewel: In this way she will be enabled to keep in the family Miss Neville's fortune which consists of a casket of valuable jewels.

• gold: His men carried off 26 caskets of gold and jewelry and burned what was left of Becket on a bonfire in the garden.

Converse of object

• open: The mother was instructed to bury the body the next day and not to open the casket.

• make: Development Coffins made in Haiti Making caskets in Haiti.

• choose: So we chose a casket: then we could either scatter his ashes or inter them later.

• carry: As they carry the casket toward the door, the husband cries out: " Watch that wall!

• have: Do they have special caskets for internal organs, I wonder?

• lock: On 10th October the Countess of Essex entrusted to Jane Daniell a locked casket of letters to the Countess from her husband.

Adjective modifier

• silver: He was presented with a silver casket on a visit to his old school, King Edward VI Grammar School.

• golden: He slid a long golden casket from its hiding place.

• wooden: A great English vintage toffee tin, a printed faux walnut wood veneer to resemble a wooden casket or box.

• lead: Recent discoveries at the site include what is thought to be the heart of Robert the Bruce, buried in a lead casket.

• small: I will put the contents of your envelope in the small casket where I keep the things which have become sacred to me.

• large: I turn, and there, just behind me, lies a tiny old man in a large casket.

Noun used with modifier

• silver: A bespectacled young priest, Yousuf, led us barefoot into the unbearable crush of bodies around the saint's silver casket.

• ash: We have a number of different urns or ashes caskets for you to keep the ashes in at home.

• crystal: A ring ( which may be borrowed ) is placed into a crystal casket and the top is closed.

• glass: These Books are contained in the central bronze and glass casket with the Book of Life from the First World War.

• wine: He escaped from the White Tower by shinning down a rope, which had been smuggled into his cell in a wine casket.

• lead: The foot end has completely rotted off, revealing the plain lead casket.