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Bronze box mirror, Bronze, Greek
Bronze box mirror
Greek
2nd quarter of the 4th century BCE or later
Bronze box mirror, Bronze, Greek
Bronze box mirror
Greek
2nd quarter of the 4th century BCE
Bronze box mirror, Bronze, Greek
Bronze box mirror
Greek
late 4th century BCE
Bronze box mirror
Greek
last quarter of the 4th century BCE
Bronze box mirror, Bronze, Greek
Bronze box mirror
Greek
mid-4th century BCE
Bronze box mirror, Bronze, Greek
Bronze box mirror
Greek
mid-4th century BCE
Terracotta statuette of a woman looking into a box mirror, Terracotta, Greek, probably West Greek, possibly Centuripe
Terracotta statuette of a woman looking into a box mirror
Greek, probably West Greek, possibly Centuripe
3rd–2nd century BCE
Glass head pendant, Glass, Phoenician or Carthaginian
Glass head pendant
Phoenician or Carthaginian
6th–5th century BCE
Bronze box mirror, Bronze, Greek
Bronze box mirror
Greek
2nd quarter of the 4th century BCE
Part of a bronze box mirror, Bronze, Greek
Part of a bronze box mirror
Greek
2nd century BCE
Bronze cista (toiletries box), Bronze, Praenestine
Bronze cista (toiletries box)
Praenestine
ca. 300–275 BCE
Bronze support for a mirror, Bronze, Greek, South Italian, Locrian ?
Bronze support for a mirror
Greek, South Italian, Locrian ?
4th century BCE
Bronze box mirror, Bronze, Greek
Bronze box mirror
Greek
last quarter of the 4th century BCE
Bronze mirror support, Bronze, Greek
Bronze mirror support
Greek
1st quarter of the 5th century BCE
Glass cup in the shape of a Black African's head, Glass, Roman
Glass cup in the shape of a Black African's head
Roman
2nd half of 1st century CE
Bronze mirror support in the form of a man, Bronze, Greek, South Italian
Bronze mirror support in the form of a man
Greek, South Italian
early 5th century BCE
Pinhead, Glass, Roman
Pinhead
Roman
1st century BCE–5th century CE
Bronze handle attachment, Bronze, Roman
Bronze handle attachment
Roman
2nd century CE
Glass portrait head, Glass, Roman
Glass portrait head
Roman
1st half of 4th century CE
Marble head of a figure, Marble, Cycladic
On loan to The Met
Marble head of a figure
Cycladic
ca. 2700–2500 BCE
Bronze balsamarium (cosmetics container), Bronze, Etruscan
Bronze balsamarium (cosmetics container)
Etruscan
late 4th or early 3rd century BCE
Bronze handle attachment, Bronze, Roman
Bronze handle attachment
Roman
2nd century CE
Pinhead, Glass, Roman
Pinhead
Roman
1st century BCE–5th century CE
Glass head pendant, Glass, Phoenician or Carthaginian
Glass head pendant
Phoenician or Carthaginian
3rd–2nd century BCE
Glass double-headed pendant, Glass, Punic
Glass double-headed pendant
Punic
late 4th–3rd century BCE
Glass head pendant, Glass, Phoenician or Carthaginian
Glass head pendant
Phoenician or Carthaginian
3rd–2nd century BCE
Glass head pendant, Glass, Carthaginian or Eastern Mediterranean
Glass head pendant
Carthaginian or Eastern Mediterranean
3rd–1st century BCE
Pinhead, Glass, Roman
Pinhead
Roman
1st century BCE–5th century CE
Glass head pendant, Glass, Carthaginian or Eastern Mediterranean
Glass head pendant
Carthaginian or Eastern Mediterranean
3rd–1st century BCE
Glass mirror with lead frame, Lead, Glass, Roman
Glass mirror with lead frame
Roman
ca. 3rd century CE
Glass pendant in the shape of a Black African's head, Glass, Greek, Eastern Mediterranean
Glass pendant in the shape of a Black African's head
Greek, Eastern Mediterranean
late 2nd–1st century BCE
Pinhead, Glass, Roman
Pinhead
Roman
1st century BCE–5th century CE

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