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Goa Stone and Gold Case, Container: gold; pierced, repoussé, with cast legs and finials<br/>Goa stone: compound of organic and inorganic materials — Goa Stone and Gold Case
late 17th–early 18th century

Filigree Casket with Sliding Top, Silver filigree; parcel-gilt — Filigree Casket with Sliding Top
17th century

The Good Shepherd, Ivory, India, Indo-Portuguese (Goa or Diu) — The Good Shepherd
India, Indo-Portuguese (Goa or Diu)
18th century

Box-board for chess and backgammon, Tortoiseshell, ivory, wood, Indo-Portuguese, Goa — Box-board for chess and backgammon
Indo-Portuguese, Goa
early 19th century

Box-board for chess and backgammon, Ebony, ivory, possibly Indo-Portuguese, Goa — Box-board for chess and backgammon
possibly Indo-Portuguese, Goa
19th century

Necklace and Pair of Earrings, Gold; filigreed — Necklace and Pair of Earrings
late 16th century

Portuguese Goa Carpet, Cotton and wool — Portuguese Goa Carpet
ca. 1650–1700

Virgin and Child

Indian, Goa

ca. 1650–1700

Christ Child as the Bom Pastor (Good Shepherd), Ivory; carved — Christ Child as the Bom Pastor (Good Shepherd)
ca. 1700

Filigree Casket with Barrel Top and Ray Shagreen Box, Casket: Silver Filigree (Casket), <br/>Box: Wood, Fabric & Gold Fittings, covered with ray shagreen — Filigree Casket with Barrel Top and Ray Shagreen Box
17th century

Rock-Crystal Knife with Jeweled Parrot, Steel, gold set with rubies and emeralds, rock crystal. — Rock-Crystal Knife with Jeweled Parrot
ca. 1600

On loan to The Met

18th century

On loan to The Met

Christ Child as Salvator Mundi

17th century