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Jug, Salt-glazed stoneware, pewter, German, probably Westerwald — Jug
German, probably Westerwald
ca. 1600–1625

Tankard, Salt-glazed stoneware, German, probably Westerwald — Tankard
German, probably Westerwald
ca. 1625–40

Tankard, Salt-glazed stoneware; pewter, German, Westerwald — Tankard
German, Westerwald
early 17th century

Saltcellar, Salt-glazed stoneware, probably German, Westerwald — Saltcellar
probably German, Westerwald
late 17th–early 18th century

Helm for the Joust of Peace (<i>Stechhelm</i>), Steel, copper alloy, German, probably Nuremberg — Helm for the Joust of Peace (Stechhelm)
German, probably Nuremberg
ca. 1500

Crossbow of Count Ulrich V of Württemberg (1413–1480), Heinrich Heid von Winterthur probably Swiss, Wood (European hornbeam), horn, animal sinew, staghorn, birch bark, iron alloy, copper alloy, pigment, German, probably Stuttgart — Crossbow of Count Ulrich V of Württemberg (1413–1480)
Heinrich Heid von Winterthur
dated 1460

Jug, Salt-glazed stoneware, German, Westerwald — Jug
German, Westerwald
17th century

Inkstand, Salt-glazed stoneware, German, Westerwald — Inkstand
German, Westerwald
18th century

Sand container, Salt-glazed stoneware, German, Westerwald — Sand container
German, Westerwald
18th century

Tankard, Stoneware, pewter, German, Westerwald — Tankard
German, Westerwald
18th century

Tankard (Stein), Stoneware; pewter, German, Westerwald — Tankard (Stein)
German, Westerwald
18th century

Tankard (Stein), Stoneware; pewter, German, Westerwald — Tankard (Stein)
German, Westerwald
18th century

Tankard (Stein), Stoneware; pewter, German, Westerwald — Tankard (Stein)
German, Westerwald
18th century

Tankard (Stein), Stoneware; pewter, German, Westerwald — Tankard (Stein)
German, Westerwald
18th century

Tankard (Stein), Stoneware; pewter, German, Westerwald — Tankard (Stein)
German, Westerwald
18th century

Tankard (Stein), Stoneware; pewter, German, Westerwald — Tankard (Stein)
German, Westerwald
18th century

Jug, Salt-glazed stoneware; pewter, German, Westerwald — Jug
German, Westerwald
probably 19th century

Jug, Salt-glazed stoneware, German, Westerwald — Jug
German, Westerwald
dated 1643 or 1645

Bottle, Salt-glazed stoneware; pewter, German, Westerwald — Bottle
German, Westerwald
late 17th century

Tankard (Stein), Salt-glazed stoneware; pewter, German, Westerwald — Tankard (Stein)
German, Westerwald
18th century

Annular jug, Salt-glazed stoneware; pewter, German, Westerwald — Annular jug
German, Westerwald
17th century

Inkstand, Salt-glazed stoneware, German, Westerwald — Inkstand
German, Westerwald
18th century

Sand container, Salt-glazed stoneware, German, Westerwald — Sand container
German, Westerwald
18th century

Jug, Salt-glazed stoneware; copper, German, Westerwald — Jug
German, Westerwald
late 19th century

Standing Cup with Neptune on a Seahorse, Green agate and silver gilt., probably German — Standing Cup with Neptune on a Seahorse
probably German
second half 19th century

Smallsword, Silver, steel, gold, textile, probably German — Smallsword
probably German
ca. 1750–60

Rapier, Steel, silver, iron, probably German — Rapier
probably German
early 17th century

Hand-and-a-Half Sword, Steel, copper alloy, probably German — Hand-and-a-Half Sword
probably German
ca. 1400–1430

Double flasks, Glass, probably German — Double flasks
probably German
18th century

Silhouettes of husband and wife, with eight children, said to represent the Von Baer family, Glass, reverse-painted and gilt (verre églomisé); gilt wood frame, probably German — Silhouettes of husband and wife, with eight children, said to represent the Von Baer family
probably German
late 18th century

Kneeling Black woman, Brazilian rosewood; pedestal: lapis lazuli, marble and gilded metal, probably German — Kneeling Black woman
probably German
early 17th century

Dish with figures in a landscape, Tin-glazed earthenware with cobalt blue pigment (Delftware), probably German — Dish with figures in a landscape
probably German
late 17th century

Julius Geuder von Heroldsberg (1531–1594), Johann Philipp von der Pütt German, Silver, probably German — Julius Geuder von Heroldsberg (1531–1594)
Johann Philipp von der Pütt
ca. 1591

Adoration of the Magi, German , Middle Rhine(?), active ca. 1470-90, Oil and gold on beech panel, German, Middle Rhine(?) — Adoration of the Magi
German
ca. 1470–90

Tankard, Salt-glazed stoneware; pewter, German, Westerwald (Grenzhausen) — Tankard
German, Westerwald (Grenzhausen)
18th–19th century

Tankard, Salt-glazed stoneware; pewter, German, Westerwald (Grenzhausen) — Tankard
German, Westerwald (Grenzhausen)
17th century (?)

Pharmacy jar, Salt-glazed stoneware, German, possibly Westerwald — Pharmacy jar
German, possibly Westerwald
late 19th century

Flagon, Salt-glazed stoneware; pewter, German, Westerwald (Grenzhausen) — Flagon
German, Westerwald (Grenzhausen)
late 18th century

Toilet set in original leather case, Fourteen identified German (Augsburg) goldsmiths and other German artisans; Japanese (Imari) porcelain maker, Gilt silver, hard-paste porcelain, cut glass, walnut, carved and partially gilt coniferous wood, blind-tooled and partially gilt leather, partially gilt steel and iron, textiles, moiré paper, hog's bristle, German, Augsburg — Toilet set in original leather case
Fourteen identified German (Augsburg) goldsmiths and other German artisans; Japanese (Imari) porcelain maker
ca. 1743–45

Dish: The Destruction of the Hosts of Pharaoh, Master IC (probably Jean Court) or French, Limoges, Painted enamel on copper, partly gilt. — Dish: The Destruction of the Hosts of Pharaoh
Master IC (probably Jean Court)
Jean Cour (or Court)
probably early 17th century