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Lijerica, wood, Croatia (former Yugoslavia) — Lijerica
Croatia (former Yugoslavia)
mid-19th century

Ladies' Cap, Wire frame, canvas, coiled copper metallic thread and silvered wrapped metal thread, Croatian — Ladies' Cap
Croatian
ca. 1930

Diple, Milan Komazec Savin Croatian, Wood, Eastern European (Croatia) — Diple
Milan Komazec Savin
1937

Supeljka, Veljko Janevic Macedonian (former Yugoslavia), Boxwood, Macedonian (former Yugoslavia) — Supeljka
Veljko Janevic
1937

Gajde, Goatskin, wood, horn, nickel-silver, Croatian — Gajde
Croatian
late 19th century

Diple, Filip Domazet Croatian, Woods, Croatian — Diple
Filip Domazet
ca. 1930

Diple, Stipan Lukic Croatian, Wood, lead, Eastern European (Croatian) — Diple
Stipan Lukic
ca. 1930

Ensemble, cotton, Croatian — Ensemble
Croatian
20th century

Jacket, wool, metal, Croatian — Jacket
Croatian
20th century

Ensemble, linen, cotton blend, Croatian — Ensemble
Croatian
20th century

Collar, linen, Croatian — Collar
Croatian
early 19th century

Collar, [no medium available], Croatian — Collar
Croatian
early 19th century

Collar, [no medium available], Croatian — Collar
Croatian
early 19th century

Ensemble, linen, wool, silk, metal, leather, Croatian — Ensemble
Croatian
19th century

Ensemble, linen, Croatian — Ensemble
Croatian
19th century–early 20th century

Collar, silver, garnet, Croatian — Collar
Croatian
1800–1924

Chalice veil depicting Saint Blaise, patron saint of Dubrovnik., Needle lace, punto in aria, punto di Ragusa, linen, Croatian — Chalice veil depicting Saint Blaise, patron saint of Dubrovnik.
Croatian
16th century

Earrings, metal, Croatian — Earrings
Croatian
18th century–19th century

Earrings, metal, Croatian — Earrings
Croatian
18th century–19th century

Apron, wool, metal, Croatian — Apron
Croatian
fourth quarter 19th century

Ensemble, cotton, silk, Croatian — Ensemble
Croatian
1900–1940

Cap, Linen and silk, Croatian — Cap
Croatian
19th century

Fragment, Cotton and silk, Croatian — Fragment
Croatian
19th century (?)

Cap top, Linen and silk, Croatian — Cap top
Croatian
19th century (?)

Strancica, Filip Gereci Croatian, Wood, Croatian — Strancica
Filip Gereci
20th century

Peasant's cap, Linen and silk, Hungarian (Croatia) — Peasant's cap
Hungarian (Croatia)
19th century

[Patricia Sutton, Sueti Stefan, Yugoslavia]

Robert Frank

1963

Fragment, Drawnwork, Dalmatian — Fragment
Dalmatian
18th century

Strip, Needle lace, Dalmatian or Greek — Strip
Dalmatian or Greek
early 17th century

Capital with Angel Holding a Shield, Limestone (Stromatolic or Dolomitic limestone), Northeast Italian — Capital with Angel Holding a Shield
Northeast Italian
8th–9th century, 15th century additions (?), authenticity questioned

Column Base, Marble (Parian ?), Northeast Italian — Column Base
Northeast Italian
12th century

Svirale (Dvojnice), Milan Komazec Savin Croatian, Wood, Eastern European (Croatian) — Svirale (Dvojnice)
Milan Komazec Savin
1937

Svirak, Ante Delas Croatian, maple, Eastern European (Croatian) — Svirak
Ante Delas
1937

Croatian

mid-20th century

Croatian

mid-20th century

Yugoslavia from Flags cards series (W610)

ca. 1922–37

Gusle, Wood, skin, Eastern European (Croatia) — Gusle
Eastern European (Croatia)
ca. 1850

Sluskinja, Filip Gereci Croatian, Wood, Eastern European (Croatia) — Sluskinja
Filip Gereci
1937

Apron, wool, metal, probably Eastern European — Apron
probably Eastern European
first quarter 20th century

Gloves, wool, metal, European, Eastern — Gloves
European, Eastern
fourth quarter 19th century