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German, Danzig (Gdansk)
ca. 1680–1700

British
early 18th century

Designer Possibly designed by Robert Adam
John Mayhew
and William Ince
1769

Chimú or Chancay artist(s)
1300–1470 CE

Johann Michael Hoppenhaupt
ca. 1755–60
Michelangelo Pistoletto
1975–78

Italian, Venice
early 18th century
Chavin
before 16th century

Silversmith Johann Valentin Gevers
Silversmith Medallions possibly by Johann Andreas Thelot
ca. 1710

possibly Italian
17th century

Designer Armand-Albert Rateau
ca. 1925

Possibly by Thomas Pelletier
and René Pelletier
ca. 1690

ca. 1981–1802 B.C.
![[Mirror], Bobbi Carrey American, Chromogenic print](https://images.metmuseum.org/CRDImages/ph/web-additional/DP49325.jpg)
Bobbi Carrey
1974

French
1600–1650

Johannes Hannart (or Jan Hanat)
ca. 1685–1700

Italian, Venice (Murano)
17th century

ca. 1550–1300 BCE

ca. 1550–1458 BCE

Italian, Piedmont
late 17th century

Italian, Venice
16th century

Attributed to John Belchier
ca. 1720–25

ca. 822–745 BCE

Italian
second half 19th century

Designer Erik Herman Fleming
Manufacturer Borgila Studio
1934

Chimú or Chancay
13th–15th century

Italian, Florence
probably early 20th century

British
ca. 1750–60
ca. 1580–1458 BCE

Italian, Venice
18th century

French frame with probably Italian glass
17th century

Italian, Siena
ca. 1490–1500

Designer Norman Bel Geddes
Manufacturer Simmons Furniture Company, Chicago, Illinois
ca. 1932

Designer Louis Süe
Designer André Mare
Manufacturer Compagnie des Arts Français
Designed ca. 1919; manufactured 1923

possibly Italian
early 17th century

ca. 1550–1300 BCE

ca. 1550–1458 BCE

China
19th century

British
ca. 1765

Roman
1st century CE

Italian, Venice
18th century

F. & C. Osler
ca. 1850
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