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1944, Peter Aldor Hungarian — 1944
Peter Aldor
1945

Saber with Scabbard and Strap, Steel, gold, wood, leather, Eastern European, probably Hungary — Saber with Scabbard and Strap
Eastern European, probably Hungary
ca. 1550

Relative Swings I-III
, Dóra Maurer Hungarian, Single-channel digital video, transferred from 35mm film, black-and-white, sound, 11 min. — Relative Swings I-III
Dóra Maurer
1973

Reliquary, Silver gilt, rock crystal, and pearl, Hungarian — Reliquary
Hungarian
ca. 1500

Pin, Copper alloy, European — Pin
European
1200–800 BCE

Chalice, Silver, partly gilded, glass, semiprecious stones(?), with filigree and other enameling, Central European — Chalice
Central European
mid-15th century

Rosette, Gold, partly enameled and set with diamonds, emeralds, spinels, and pearls, probably Hungarian — Rosette
probably Hungarian
second quarter 17th century, with 18th century additions

Dish, Zsolnay Hungarian, Earthenware, Hungarian, Pécs — Dish
Zsolnay
ca. 1900

Canister, Erhardus Wüstermann, Silver, partly gilded, Hungarian, Lőcse — Canister
Erhardus Wüstermann
1633

Beaker, Silver, partly gilded, Hungarian — Beaker
Hungarian
ca. 1656

Canister, Gilded silver, enamel, Hungarian, possibly Fogaras — Canister
Hungarian, possibly Fogaras
1681

Feeding bowl, Silver, partly gilded, Hungarian, Transylvania — Feeding bowl
Hungarian, Transylvania
1690

Hexagonal dish, Silver, partly gilded, Hungarian, Transylvania — Hexagonal dish
Hungarian, Transylvania
1696

Stove Tile with Saint John the Evangelist and Samson, Buda Castle Workshop, Earthenware, lead glaze, Hungarian — Stove Tile with Saint John the Evangelist and Samson
Buda Castle Workshop
late 15th century

Shirt, linen, Hungarian — Shirt
Hungarian
19th century

Apron, [no medium available], Hungarian — Apron
Hungarian
19th century

Ensemble, (a, b) cotton<br/>(c) wool, Hungarian — Ensemble
Hungarian
first half 20th century

Jacket, leather, wool, Hungarian — Jacket
Hungarian
late 1910s

Overblouse, cotton, Hungarian — Overblouse
Hungarian
1920s

Morning dress, cotton, Hungarian — Morning dress
Hungarian
ca. 1880

Peignoir, cotton, Hungarian — Peignoir
Hungarian
ca. 1880

Ensemble, cotton, wool, Hungarian — Ensemble
Hungarian
1800–1950

Coat, silk, metallic thread, Hungarian — Coat
Hungarian
ca. 1848

Costume, silk, fur, cotton, linen, wool, leather, metallic thread, Hungarian — Costume
Hungarian
1850–1900

Vest, leather, wool, Hungarian — Vest
Hungarian
late 19th century

Coat, wool, Hungarian — Coat
Hungarian
late 19th century

Mantle, wool, leather, quill, Hungarian — Mantle
Hungarian
late 19th century

Mantle, wool, leather, metal, Hungarian — Mantle
Hungarian
late 19th century

Cape, leather, wool, Hungarian — Cape
Hungarian
1840–70

Jacket, leather, wool, metal, glass, silk, Hungarian — Jacket
Hungarian
late 19th century

Jacket, leather, mica, metal, Hungarian — Jacket
Hungarian
1840–70

Mantle, wool, leather, cotton, Hungarian — Mantle
Hungarian
1840–70

Vest, leather, wool, cotton, Hungarian — Vest
Hungarian
fourth quarter 19th century

Handkerchief, Linen, silk, Hungarian — Handkerchief
Hungarian
1886

Collar, cotton, Hungarian — Collar
Hungarian
fourth quarter 19th century

Boots, Leather, Hungarian — Boots
Hungarian
19th century

Collar, Cotton, Hungarian — Collar
Hungarian
fourth quarter 19th century

Jacket, Leather, wool, silk, Hungarian — Jacket
Hungarian
1840–70

Petticoat, Cotton, Hungarian — Petticoat
Hungarian
ca. 1950

Cup in the form of a peacock, Silver, partly gilded, possibly Hungarian — Cup in the form of a peacock
possibly Hungarian
1791 (?)