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Bow Brooch, Silver with gold-sheet overlay and garnets, East Germanic
East Germanic
400–450
Prick Spur, Iron alloy, Germanic
Germanic
2nd–3rd century
Gold Buckle with Garnets, Gold, garnets with patterned foil backing, cloisonné garnets, Germanic
Germanic
400–500
Bow Brooch, Silver with gilding and niello, Germanic
Germanic
5th–7th century
Horse Tack Ornament, Copper alloy, Roman-Germanic
Roman-Germanic
2nd–3rd century
Brooch in the Form of a Cicada, Copper alloy, cast; copper alloy pin/spring, East Germanic
East Germanic
350–450
Gold Neck Ring, Gold, East Germanic
East Germanic
5th century
Prick Spur, Copper alloy, Germanic
Germanic
6th–7th century
Stirrup, Iron, silver, Germanic
Germanic
10th–11th century
Stirrup, Iron, Germanic
Germanic
10th–12th century
Snaffle Bit, Iron alloy, Germanic
Germanic
9th–10th century
Stirrup, Iron, Germanic
Germanic
second half 10th century
Helmet (<i>Spangenhelm</i>), Steel, copper alloy, gold, Byzantine or Germanic
Byzantine or Germanic
6th–7th century
Fragment of a Curb Bit, Copper alloy, Germanic, Saxony
Germanic, Saxony
3rd–4th century
Finger Ring, Gold, carnelian intaglio, East Germanic
East Germanic
3rd century
Bracelet, Gold wire, East Germanic
East Germanic
3rd century (?)
Earring, Gold, East Germanic
East Germanic
3rd century
Earring, Gold, East Germanic
East Germanic
3rd century
Bracelet, Silver, gems or glass, East Germanic
East Germanic
7th century
Sheet appliques, 44, Gold, East Germanic or nomadic (?)
East Germanic or nomadic (?)
1st half of the 5th century CE
Gold sheet appliques, Gold, East Germanic or nomadic (?)
East Germanic or nomadic (?)
1st half of the 5th century CE
Appliqués, triangular, 57, Gold, East Germanic or nomadic (?)
East Germanic or nomadic (?)
1st half of the 5th century CE
Appliqués, two triangles joined, 25, Gold, East Germanic or nomadic (?)
East Germanic or nomadic (?)
1st half of the 5th century CE
Stirrup, Iron, silver, Germanic or Slavic
Germanic or Slavic
8th–9th century
Sheet appliques, circular, 120, Gold, East Germanic or nomadic (?)
East Germanic or nomadic (?)
1st half of the 5th century CE
Appliqués, circular, 37, Gold, East Germanic or nomadic (?)
East Germanic or nomadic (?)
1st half of the 5th century CE
Stirrup, Iron, Germanic or West Slavic
Germanic or West Slavic
10th–11th century
Sword, Steel, iron, silver, copper alloy, Germanic or Scandinavian
On loan to The Met
Germanic or Scandinavian
ca. 850–900
Bottle, Wistarburgh Glassworks  American, Free-blown glass, American
Probably Wistarburgh Glassworks
1738–ca. 1777
Covered goblet, New Bremen Glass Manufactory, Blown and engraved glass, American
New Bremen Glass Manufactory
John Frederick Amelung
1788
Helm for the Joust of Peace (<i>Stechhelm</i>), Steel, copper alloy, German, probably Nuremberg
German, probably Nuremberg
ca. 1500
English Horn, H. Grenser  German, Wood, ivory, brass, German
H. Grenser
before 1807
Portions of a Costume Armor, Kolman Helmschmid  German, Steel, copper alloy, gold, German, Augsburg
Armorer Kolman Helmschmid
ca. 1525
Hsi-hsiang chi, chinesische Farbholzschnitte von Min Chʻi-chi 1640, Min Qiji  Chinese
Min Qiji
Author Shifu Wang
Author Edith Dittrich
1977
Powder Flask, Horn, bronze, gold, German, possibly Nuremberg
German, possibly Nuremberg
late 16th century
Bassoon, Dominique Antony Porthaux  French, Maple, brass, French
Dominique Antony Porthaux
1790–1800
Guitar, Giacomo (Jacob) Ertel  German, Spruce, ebony, fruitwood, bone, ivory, mother-of-pearl, parchment, Italian
Attributed to Giacomo (Jacob) Ertel
late 17th century
Jamb stove, Samuel Flower  American, Iron, American
Samuel Flower
1756

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