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Northwest China
5th–4th century BCE
North China
ca. 3rd century BCE
Paracas
7th–5th century BCE

17th century or later

Iran
ca. 4200–3800 BCE
François Forichon
1865–1952
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British
1850–1900

attributed to Jonas Bentzen
ca. 1592–1616

Utagawa Kunisada
19th century

Cypriot
ca. 13th–12th century BCE

11th–12th century

Sasanian
ca. 5th–7th century CE

Author Auguste H. Thomas
1921

Dutch
1580–1625

Dutch
1580–1625

Central Asia
8th–9th century

6th–5th millennium BCE

10th–11th century

Japan
18th century

Manufacturer S. A. Weller Pottery
Designer Frederick Hurten Rhead
ca. 1904

Greek, Corinthian
second half of the 6th century BCE

Italian
20th century

Designer Workshop of Nicolas Noël Boutet
ca. 1797–1805

Minoan
ca. 1400–1375 BCE

Paracas
2nd–1st century BCE

Artist and engraver Meinert Gelijs
After Jakob Hoefnagel
After Jacques Callot
after 1622

Kwanggi, Kalaba
Workshop of Artists of Mariwai Village
1970

Japan
18th–19th century
Pakistan
ca. 4th–5th century

Igbo artist
late 19th–early 20th century

Syro-Anatolian-Levantine
9th–8th century BCE

Sasanian
ca. 3rd–7th century CE

Designer Calvin Curtis
1935–49

China
19th century

Syro-Anatolian-Levantine
9th–7th century BCE

North China and south-central Inner Mongolia
5th century BCE

Designer Lina Harttmann
Bourget Silks, Inc.
1944

Dutch
1580–1625

Northwest China and southwestern Inner Mongolia
6th–4th century BCE

Italian
16th century

China
11th century BCE
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British
1850–1900
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