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probably Italian, Milan
ca. 1575–1625 with 19th century additions
Western Europe
probably second half 19th century
Reinhold Vasters
ca. 1870–90
probably Austro-Hungarian (Transylvania?) or German
second half 19th century, and 1920–34
possibly German; probably French or German
late 16th century or second quarter 19th century
Spanish
19th century
Alfred André
1859–1907
probably Italian (Venice); possibly Innsbruck
19th century
Hungarian
late 18th or early 19th century
Alfred André
ca. 1870–1919 and after 1936
probably Flemish (Malines)
ca. 1520
Italian, Ferrara
16th century
Western European
second half 19th century
probably Austrian or Italian
second quarter 19th century
Transylvanian
second half 17th century
Mexican
2nd half 16th century
German (Aachen) or French (Paris)
ca. 1860–1907, probably with later additions
Reinhold Vasters
ca. 1865–90
Flemish or Burgundian, and Western European
ca. 1440–50; 19th or 20th century
Western Europe, possibly German or Austrian
late 19th century
Albert André
first half 16th century and 1859–86
probably German (Aachen) or French (Paris)
ca. 1859–1907
Transylvania
ca.1600
Reinhold Vasters
ca. 1865–95 and 1902–7
Spanish
first third of the 17th century
probably Italian (Venice); possibly Innsbruck
19th century
Sarmatian
ca. 3rd–1st century BCE
Italian or Spanish
16th century (and later)
Western Europe, probably Austria or Germany
second half 19th century
probably French
last quarter 19th century
probably Mexican
1950s
Transylvania
ca. 1600 (with 19th century additions)
Judith Leiber
1990
probably German
second half 19th century
Reinhold Vasters
second half 19th century
German (possibly Cologne), probably Hanau
late 16th century or 19th century (before 1890)
probably Germany, Hanau
late 19th century
Italian, Lombardy or possibly the Veneto
late 16th century
Italian
third quarter 16th century and ca. 1865–95
Spanish
late 19th century