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Jewelry set, gold, Indigenous South American (Sinu peoples) — Jewelry set
Indigenous South American (Sinu peoples)
2300 BCE–1492 CE

Bonnet, wool, feathers, horsehair, silk, glass, Indigenous American — Bonnet
Indigenous American
19th century

Headdress, wool, feathers, glass, Indigenous American — Headdress
Indigenous American
19th century

Headdress, wood, Indigenous American — Headdress
Indigenous American
1800–1941

Jewelry set, shell, turquoise, Indigenous American — Jewelry set
Indigenous American
probably 19th century

Ring, turquoise, silver, Indigenous American — Ring
Indigenous American
1960s

Ring, turquoise, silver, Indigenous American — Ring
Indigenous American
1960s

Smiling figure (Sonriente), South central Veracruz artist(s), Ceramic, slip, paint, Classic Veracruz — Smiling figure (Sonriente)
South central Veracruz artist(s)
600–1000 CE

Ensemble, a, c) wool<br/>b) cotton, Indigenous American (Hopi peoples) — Ensemble
Indigenous American (Hopi peoples)
20th century

Necklace, ivory, stone, cotton, Indigenous American (Olmec peoples) — Necklace
Indigenous American (Olmec peoples)
2300 BCE–1492 CE

Necklace, gold, cotton, Indigenous American (Chimu peoples) — Necklace
Indigenous American (Chimu peoples)
800–1400 CE

Necklace, metal, cotton, Indigenous American (Chimu peoples) — Necklace
Indigenous American (Chimu peoples)
800–1400 CE

Pin, clay, silver, Indigenous American (Olmec peoples) — Pin
Indigenous American (Olmec peoples)
400 BCE–1492 CE

Pin, clay, silver, Indigenous American (Olmec peoples) — Pin
Indigenous American (Olmec peoples)
2300 BCE–1492 CE

Necklace, jade, metal, Indigenous American (Olmec peoples) — Necklace
Indigenous American (Olmec peoples)
1500 BCE–CE 300

Necklace, obsidian, silver, silk, Indigenous American (Olmec peoples) — Necklace
Indigenous American (Olmec peoples)
1500 BCE–CE 300

Belt, silver, turquoise, leather, Indigenous American (Navajo peoples) — Belt
Indigenous American (Navajo peoples)
1930s

Plaque with the Pentecost, Champlevé and translucent enamel on copper gilt, South Netherlandish — Plaque with the Pentecost
South Netherlandish
ca. 1150–75

Beaker with Apes, Silver, silver gilt, and painted enamel, South Netherlandish — Beaker with Apes
South Netherlandish
ca. 1425–50

Plaque with Agnus Dei on a Cross between Emblems of the Four Evangelists, Elephant ivory, South Italian — Plaque with Agnus Dei on a Cross between Emblems of the Four Evangelists
South Italian
1000–1050

Saint Stephen, Hans Leinberger German, Limewood with traces of paint, South German — Saint Stephen
Hans Leinberger
ca. 1525–30

The Cloisters Playing Cards, Paper (four layers of pasteboard) with pen and ink, opaque paint, glazes, and applied silver and gold, South Netherlandish — The Cloisters Playing Cards
South Netherlandish
ca. 1475–80

Dish with Abraham and Melchizedek, Hans of Landshut German, Free-blown glass with paint and metallic foils, South German — Dish with Abraham and Melchizedek
Hans of Landshut
1498

Aquamanile in the Form of Aristotle and Phyllis, Bronze; Quaternary copper alloy (approx. 72% copper, approx. 17% zinc,<br/>approx. 6% lead, approx. 3% tin)., South Netherlandish — Aquamanile in the Form of Aristotle and Phyllis
South Netherlandish
late 14th or early 15th century

Crib of the Infant Jesus, Wood, polychromy, lead, silver-gilt, painted parchment, silk embroidery with seed pearls, gold thread, translucent enamels, South Netherlandish — Crib of the Infant Jesus
South Netherlandish
15th century

Rummer, South Boston Flint Glass Works American, Free-blown lead glass, American — Rummer
South Boston Flint Glass Works
1800–1830

Pitcher, South Boston Flint Glass Works American, Blown glass with applied decoration, American — Pitcher
South Boston Flint Glass Works
1813–30

Decanter, South Boston Flint Glass Works American, Blown glass with applied decoration, American — Decanter
South Boston Flint Glass Works
ca. 1813–30

Sugar bowl, South Boston Flint Glass Works American, Blown and engraved glass, American — Sugar bowl
South Boston Flint Glass Works
1815–35

Bata (ram) mask for a beete performance, Kwele artist, Wood, pigment, kaolin, Kwele peoples — Bata (ram) mask for a beete performance
Kwele artist
19th–first half of 20th century

Aduno Koro (Ark of the World) vessel with ancestral figures, Dogon blacksmith, Wood, Dogon peoples — Aduno Koro (Ark of the World) vessel with ancestral figures
Dogon blacksmith
16th–19th century

Dance crest, Ejagham artist, Wood, animal hide, cane, iron, pigment, bone or ivory, Ejagham peoples — Dance crest
Ejagham artist
19th–mid-20th century

Court official from a commemorative altar, Ìgùn Ẹ́rọ̀nwwọ̀n (brass-casting guild) artists, Brass, Edo peoples — Court official from a commemorative altar
Ìgùn Ẹ́rọ̀nwwọ̀n (brass-casting guild) artists
16th–17th century

Gwantigi, Bamana numu (blacksmith), Wood, Bamana peoples — Gwantigi
Bamana numu (blacksmith)
15th–17th century

Nkishi (community power figure), Songye artist and nganga (ritual specialist), Wood, copper, brass, iron, fiber, snakeskin, leather, fur, feathers, mud, resin, Songye peoples — Nkishi (community power figure)
Songye artist and nganga (ritual specialist)
19th–first half of 20th century

Bird Finial, Gold, Zenu or Sinu — Bird Finial
Zenu or Sinu
5th–10th century

Belt buckle, metal, precious stones, probably Indigenous American (Zuni peoples) — Belt buckle
probably Indigenous American (Zuni peoples)
ca. 1970

Bolo tie, metal, wood, leather, probably Indigenous American (Zuni peoples) — Bolo tie
probably Indigenous American (Zuni peoples)
1950s

Bracelet, Charles Loloma, silver, turquoise,lapis, wood (ironwood), walrus tusk, Indigenous American (Hopi) — Bracelet
Charles Loloma
1972–74

Ear ornaments, silver, Indigenous American (Peruvian) — Ear ornaments
Indigenous American (Peruvian)
1100–1459