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Belt Buckle with Raptor Attacking a Goat, Bronze, Inner Mongolia — Belt Buckle with Raptor Attacking a Goat
Inner Mongolia
2nd century BCE

Belt Buckle with Raptor Attacking a Goat

Inner Mongolia

2nd century BCE

Knife, Bronze, Northeast China or southeast Inner Mongolia — Knife
Northeast China or southeast Inner Mongolia
8th century BCE

Finial Surmounted by a Gazelle, Bronze, Northwest China and southwestern Inner Mongolia — Finial Surmounted by a Gazelle
Northwest China and southwestern Inner Mongolia
5th–4th century BCE

Chariot Yoke Ornament in the Shape of a Recumbent Doe, Bronze, Northwest China and southwestern Inner Mongolia — Chariot Yoke Ornament in the Shape of a Recumbent Doe
Northwest China and southwestern Inner Mongolia
5th–4th century BCE

Chariot Yoke Ornament in the Shape of a Doe, Bronze, Northwest China and southwestern Inner Mongolia — Chariot Yoke Ornament in the Shape of a Doe
Northwest China and southwestern Inner Mongolia
ca. 4th century BCE

Harness Ornament in the Shape of a Carnivore, Bronze, Northwest China and southwestern Inner Mongolia — Harness Ornament in the Shape of a Carnivore
Northwest China and southwestern Inner Mongolia
6th–4th century BCE

Belt Plaque in the Shape of a Standing Feline, Tinned bronze, Northwest China and southwestern Inner Mongolia — Belt Plaque in the Shape of a Standing Feline
Northwest China and southwestern Inner Mongolia
4th century BCE

Finial in the Shape of Kulan, Tinned bronze, Northwest China and southwestern Inner Mongolia — Finial in the Shape of Kulan
Northwest China and southwestern Inner Mongolia
4th century BCE

Finial in the Shape of Kulan, Tinned bronze, Northwest China and southwestern Inner Mongolia — Finial in the Shape of Kulan
Northwest China and southwestern Inner Mongolia
4th century BCE

Hook Buckle in the Shape of Three Raptors' Heads, Tinned bronze, North China and south-central Inner Mongolia — Hook Buckle in the Shape of Three Raptors' Heads
North China and south-central Inner Mongolia
6th–5th century BCE

Garment Plaque in the Shape of a Raptor's Head, Bronze, North China and south-central Inner Mongolia — Garment Plaque in the Shape of a Raptor's Head
North China and south-central Inner Mongolia
5th century BCE

Garment Plaque with Raptor's Heads, Bronze, North China and south-central Inner Mongolia — Garment Plaque with Raptor's Heads
North China and south-central Inner Mongolia
6th–5th century BCE

Belt Plaque in the Shape of a Crouching Carnivore, Bronze, North China and south-central Inner Mongolia — Belt Plaque in the Shape of a Crouching Carnivore
North China and south-central Inner Mongolia
5th century BCE

Belt Plaque in the Shape of a Recumbent Tiger, Bronze, North China and south-central Inner Mongolia — Belt Plaque in the Shape of a Recumbent Tiger
North China and south-central Inner Mongolia
5th century BCE

Belt Ornament with Zoomorphic Design, Tinned bronze, North China and south-central Inner Mongolia — Belt Ornament with Zoomorphic Design
North China and south-central Inner Mongolia
6th–5th century BCE

Belt Ornament with Zoomorphic Design, Tinned bronze, North China and south-central Inner Mongolia — Belt Ornament with Zoomorphic Design
North China and south-central Inner Mongolia
6th–5th century BCE

Short Sword with Birds' Heads on the Handle, Bronze, North China and south-central Inner Mongolia — Short Sword with Birds' Heads on the Handle
North China and south-central Inner Mongolia
6th–5th century BCE

Seated Amitayus, Gilt bronze, Mongolia — Seated Amitayus
Mongolia
17th–18th century

Seated Avalokiteshvara, the Buddha of Infinite Compassion, Gilt copper alloy, Tibet or Mongolia — Seated Avalokiteshvara, the Buddha of Infinite Compassion
Tibet or Mongolia
17th century

Vajrabhairava with His Consort Vajravetali

, Tung oil stucco, wood, gold, cinnabar, and other pigments, Mongolia — Vajrabhairava with His Consort Vajravetali
Mongolia
18th–19th century

White Jambhala on a Dragon, Brass with pigment, inlaid with copper and silver; lost-wax cast, Mongolia — White Jambhala on a Dragon
Mongolia
18th–19th century

Necklace, Metal, glass, stone, feathers, silk, Mongolia — Necklace
Mongolia
19th century

Headdress that hangs over face, Cloth, metal and various stones, Mongolia — Headdress that hangs over face
Mongolia
19th century

Mongolian Trader's Hat with Windscreen

Mongolia

19th century

Man's money belt

Mongolia

19th century

Mongolia

19th century

Vaishravana as Kubera (Dou Wen Tian), Brass with traces of pigment, lost-wax cast, Mongolia or China — Vaishravana as Kubera (Dou Wen Tian)
Mongolia or China
19th century

Saddle Rug, Wool, cotton, Inner Mongolian, probably Baotou — Saddle Rug
Inner Mongolian, probably Baotou
late 19th century

Belt Plaque with Tigers and Dragon, Bronze, Mongolia and eastern Siberia — Belt Plaque with Tigers and Dragon
Mongolia and eastern Siberia
2nd century BCE

Plaque in the Shape of a Grazing Ibex, Gold, Eastern Siberia and Mongolia — Plaque in the Shape of a Grazing Ibex
Eastern Siberia and Mongolia
2nd–1st century BCE

Mongolia or Tibet

18th–21th century

Mongolia or Tibet

17th–19th century

Mongolia or Tibet

18th–21th century

China, Mongolia, possibly

18th–19th century

China, Mongolia, possibly

18th–19th century

Mongolia or Tibet

18th–21th century

Dancing Ganesha, Opaque watercolor on paper, Mongolia — Dancing Ganesha
Mongolia
18th–19th century

Dancing Ganesha Surrounded by Subsidiary Manifestations, Tuvdun Mongolian, Ink on paper, Mongolia — Dancing Ganesha Surrounded by Subsidiary Manifestations
Tuvdun
18th–19th century

Ganesha, Tuvdun Mongolian, Ink on paper, Mongolia — Ganesha
Tuvdun
late 19th–early 20th century