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Eyeglasses, Hood and Tobey American, Steel, glass, American — Eyeglasses
Hood and Tobey
ca. 1860

Sunglasses, Marcel Rochas French, clay, metal, French — Sunglasses
Marcel Rochas
ca. 1939

Sunglasses, Claire McCardell American, plastic, American — Sunglasses
Claire McCardell
ca. 1955

Sunglasses, Ted Lapidus French, plastic (cellulose acetate, acrylic), French — Sunglasses
Ted Lapidus
early 1980s

Sunglasses, Emilio Pucci Italian, plastic (cellulose acetate), Italian — Sunglasses
Emilio Pucci
1965–66

Sunglasses, Emilio Pucci Italian, plastic (cellulose acetate, polyvinyl acetate), Italian — Sunglasses
Emilio Pucci
1966

Eyeglasses, (a) gold, glass (b) metal, (c) leather, American — Eyeglasses
American
ca. 1917

Sunglasses, Keni Valenti American, plastic (cellulose acetate, cellulose nitrate), American — Sunglasses
Keni Valenti
late 20th century

Sunglasses, House of Chanel French, plastic (cellulose acetate, silicone, polyurethane ester, polycarbonate), metal, French — Sunglasses
House of Chanel
Karl Lagerfeld
early 1990s

Pince-nez, metal, glass, probably American — Pince-nez
probably American
20th century

Sunglasses, André Courrèges French, plastic (cellulose acetate), French — Sunglasses
André Courrèges
ca. 1965

Opera glasses, metal, tortoiseshell, French — Opera glasses
French
ca. 1840

Sunglasses, plastic (acrylic), probably American — Sunglasses
probably American
1969–72

Sunglasses, plastic (polymethyl methacrylate), American — Sunglasses
American
1969–72

Eyeglasses, plastic (cellulose acetate), metal, glass, Japanese — Eyeglasses
Japanese
1930–59

Spectacles, horn, leather, Italian — Spectacles
Italian
19th century

"Overthetop FMJ+ with Fire Lens", Oakley American, plastic, Plutonite®, American — "Overthetop FMJ+ with Fire Lens"
Oakley
2001

Sunglasses, plastic (cellulose acetate), American — Sunglasses
American
1967

Eyeglasses Case with Bamboo on Fretwork Background, Silk and metallic thread embroidery on silk gauze, China — Eyeglasses Case with Bamboo on Fretwork Background
China
18th–19th century

Opera glasses, shell, gold, American or European — Opera glasses
American or European
1700–1938

Opera glasses, gold, American or European — Opera glasses
American or European
1700–1938

Sunglasses, plastic (acrylic), probably American — Sunglasses
probably American
1970s

Sunglasses, plastic (polymethyl methacrylate), probably American — Sunglasses
probably American
1970s

Spectacles, (a) gold, glass, American — Spectacles
American
1700–1941

Spectacles, (a) gold, glass, British — Spectacles
British
1700–1941

Opera glasses, metal, glass, enamel, French — Opera glasses
French
late 1890s–early 1900s

Eyeglasses, (a) glass, metal<br/>(b) imitation leather, American or European — Eyeglasses
American or European
1700–1945

Spectacles, (a) steel, glass<br/>(b) leather, American or European — Spectacles
American or European
1700–1941

Eyeglasses, plastic (polyvinyl chloride, cellulose acetate), metal (brass), Swedish — Eyeglasses
Swedish
mid-1980s

Sunglasses, Gianfranco Ferré Italian, plastic (cellulose acetate), metal (brass), Italian — Sunglasses
Gianfranco Ferré
mid-1980s

Spectacles, glass, metal, Chinese — Spectacles
Chinese
probably 19th century

Opera glasses, lizard, metal, glass, French — Opera glasses
French
early 20th century

Opera glasses, metal, glass, shell, French — Opera glasses
French
1890s

Eyeglasses, plastic, American — Eyeglasses
American
1966

Spectacles, glass, metal, horn, leather, American — Spectacles
American
1900–1940

Pince-nez, horn, glass, European — Pince-nez
European
1880s

Monocle, [no medium available], European — Monocle
European
1700–1938

Pince-nez, metal, glass, American — Pince-nez
American
1700–1940

Spectacles, [no medium available], American — Spectacles
American
1700–1940

Spectacles, (a) gold, American — Spectacles
American
1700–1941