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Hercules and Antaeus, Bronze, with red-brown natural patina, and remains of dark brown lacquer., possibly Italian
possibly Italian
probably 19th century
Rapier, Steel, wood, iron, possibly Italian
possibly Italian
ca. 1575–80
Bascinet, Steel, possibly Italian
possibly Italian
ca. 1325–50
Messenger Badge and Shield, Iron, copper, bronze, gold, enamel, possibly Italian
possibly Italian
badge, 1400–1450; shield, ca. 1800
Soprano Helicon in B-flat, Brass, nickel-silver, possibly Italian
possibly Italian
mid-19th century
Pochette, Wood, mother-of-pearl, possibly Italian
possibly Italian
late 18th century?
Fan, Mother-of-pearl, paper, metal, metallic, possibly Italian
possibly Italian
1860–69
Bag, Glass, linen, possibly Italian
possibly Italian
1830–60
Jewelry set, Metal, possibly Italian
possibly Italian
1936
Collar, Linen, possibly Italian
possibly Italian
ca. 1890
Vase, Glass, possibly Italian
possibly Italian
19th century
Pyx, Silver and silver gilt, possibly Italian
possibly Italian
16th century
Knife, fork and scabbard, Straw on wood, and steel, possibly Italian
possibly Italian
18th–19th century
Folding fork, Steel, brass, mother-of-pearl, possibly Italian
possibly Italian
early 17th century
Folding fork, Steel, brass, mother-of-pearl, possibly Italian
possibly Italian
early 17th century
Folding knife, Steel, mother-of-pearl, possibly Italian
possibly Italian
early 17th century
Whet-steel, Steel, possibly Italian
possibly Italian
18th century
Table knife, Steel, gold, ivory, possibly Italian
possibly Italian
16th century
Box, Tortoiseshell, gold, possibly Italian
possibly Italian
19th century (?)
Spoon, Tortoiseshell, coral, brass, amber, and bone, possibly Italian
possibly Italian
possibly 18th century
Plate, Pewter, possibly Italian
possibly Italian
16th–17th century
Woman, Ivory, possibly Italian
possibly Italian
17th century
Box, Glass, gold, enamel, diamonds, possibly Italian
possibly Italian
late 18th century
Snuffbox, Gold, mother-of-pearl, enamel, possibly Italian
possibly Italian
late 17th–early 18th century
Nude Warrior, Bronze on marble base, possibly Italian
possibly Italian
late 16th century (?)
Nude Warrior with Helmet, Spear and Sword, Bronze, possibly Italian
possibly Italian
possibly late 16th century
Nessus and Dejanira, Giambologna  Netherlandish, Bronze, possibly Italian
Imitator of Giambologna
19th–20th century
Border fragment, Stained glass, possibly Italian
possibly Italian
16th century
Mirror, Silver, silver gilt, glass, possibly Italian
possibly Italian
early 17th century
Mirror, Silver, glass, possibly Italian
possibly Italian
17th century
Piero I Medici (1464–69), Massimiliano Soldani  Italian, Bronze, possibly Italian
Medalist: possibly Massimiliano Soldani
17th–18th century
Box, Porcelain, copper gilt, possibly Italian
possibly Italian
third quarter 18th century
Pope Pius VII (1742–1823), Wood (olive?) and polychromed composition, possibly Italian
possibly Italian
20th century
Cameo, Sardonyx, possibly Italian
possibly Italian
possibly late 19th–early 20th century
Bust of a woman, Onyx, possibly Italian
possibly Italian
19th century
Head of Pericles, Onyx and gold, possibly Italian
possibly Italian
19th century
Female panther, Bronze, possibly Italian
possibly Italian
17th century
Standing Nude Male, Bronze, possibly Italian
possibly Italian
16th–17th century (?)
Vase with scenes of wrestling, Bronze, possibly Italian
possibly Italian
18th–19th century
Neptune, Bronze, possibly Italian
possibly Italian
16th century

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