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Sword, Bronze, probably Central European — Sword
probably Central European
13th century BCE

Sword of the Achtkantschwert Type, Bronze, probably Central European — Sword of the Achtkantschwert Type
probably Central European
13th century BCE

Bird pendant, Central Region artist(s), Jadeite, Central Region — Bird pendant
Central Region artist(s)
300–700 CE

Viking Sword, Steel, copper, silver, niello, European, probably Scandinavia — Viking Sword
European, probably Scandinavia
10th century

Stirrup, copper alloy, Central European — Stirrup
Central European
early 15th century

Beaker with Cobalt Trailing, Clear glass, cobalt trails, Central European — Beaker with Cobalt Trailing
Central European
1275–1325

Altar Cruet, Silver and silver gilt, Central European — Altar Cruet
Central European
mid-14th century

Chalice, Silver, partly gilded, glass, semiprecious stones(?), with filigree and other enameling, Central European — Chalice
Central European
mid-15th century

Saddle, Bovine bone (body of saddle), deer antler and bone (decorative elements), limewood, rawhide, birchbark, and metal paint, Central European — Saddle
Central European
ca. 1400–1420

Critics' show, Grand Central Art Galleries — Critics' show
Grand Central Art Galleries
1946

Flying Panel Metate, Central Region artist(s), Stone, Central Region — Flying Panel Metate
Central Region artist(s)
1 - 500 CE

Bowl with bird motif, Central Highlands artist(s), Ceramic, hematite, Central Highlands — Bowl with bird motif
Central Highlands artist(s)
1200–900 BCE

Pendant, Central Region artist(s), Jadeite, Central Region — Pendant
Central Region artist(s)
300–700 CE

Footed Dish with Equestrian Hunting Scene, Copper alloy, Central Vietnam — Footed Dish with Equestrian Hunting Scene
Central Vietnam
ca. 8th century

Amitabha, the Buddha of the Western Pure Land (Sukhavati), Distemper with gold on cloth, Central Tibet — Amitabha, the Buddha of the Western Pure Land (Sukhavati)
Central Tibet
ca. 1700

Buddha Shakyamuni, Brass with colored pigments, Central Tibet — Buddha Shakyamuni
Central Tibet
12th century

Doorway from the Church of San Nicolò, San Gemini, Marble (Lunense marble from Carrara), Central Italian — Doorway from the Church of San Nicolò, San Gemini
Central Italian
carved 1000s, assembled 1100s or 1200s

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

Vase, Blown satin white glass, European, probably — Vase
European, probably
1885–90

Vase, Blown satin white glass, European, probably — Vase
European, probably
1885–90

Flask, Blown pattern-molded lead glass, European, probably — Flask
European, probably
1850–1900

Flask, Blown pattern-molded non-lead glass, European, probably — Flask
European, probably
1770–1830

Chasuble back, Stamped wool velvet, Central European, probably — Chasuble back
Central European, probably
ca. 1625

Studies of the Leg of a Man and a Horse's Head (recto); sketches of the back of a man's left shoulder and a chained (?) figure., Central Italian , second quarter 16th century, Pen and brown ink (the horse's head in a different pen and brown ink), brush and wash in two shades of brown (recto); red chalk and pencil (verso), Central Italian — Studies of the Leg of a Man and a Horse's Head (recto); sketches of the back of a man's left shoulder and a chained (?) figure.
Central Italian
second quarter 16th century

A Young Woman Seated in a Chair, Central Italy, Pen and brown ink on paper washed with light brown, Central Italian — A Young Woman Seated in a Chair
Central Italy
17th century

Creamer, Central Glass Company American, Pressed glass, American — Creamer
Central Glass Company
1891–92

Tripod brazier with date glyph, Central Highlands artist, Ceramic, slip, Mexica (Aztec) — Tripod brazier with date glyph
Central Highlands artist
1430–1521 CE

Prestige headdress, Central African artist, Fiber, animal hair, cowrie shells, Democratic Republic of Congo — Prestige headdress
Central African artist
ca. 1850–1920

Dish: The Destruction of the Hosts of Pharaoh, Master IC (probably Jean Court) or French, Limoges, Painted enamel on copper, partly gilt. — Dish: The Destruction of the Hosts of Pharaoh
Master IC (probably Jean Court)
Jean Cour (or Court)
probably early 17th century

Fragment, Linen and silk, Central European — Fragment
Central European
19th century

Sleeve band (?), Cotton, Central European — Sleeve band (?)
Central European
18th century

Fragment, Linen, Central European — Fragment
Central European
18th century

Coffeepot, Pewter, Central European — Coffeepot
Central European
ca. 1782

Bottle, Glass; mold-blown, applied, combed, and marbered decoration; pewter, Central European — Bottle
Central European
18th century

Prick Spur (Right), Copper alloy, gold, Central European — Prick Spur (Right)
Central European
12th century

Reverse ripple cassetta frame, Pine back frame with applied ebonized pearwood upper moldings., Central European — Reverse ripple cassetta frame
Central European
mid-17th century

Folding Comb, Boxwood, Central European — Folding Comb
Central European
ca. 1500

Régence-style frame, Pine back frame with pearwood upper moldings., Central European — Régence-style frame
Central European
ca. 1720

Ripple frame, Pine back frame with ebonized pearwood upper moldings., Central European — Ripple frame
Central European
mid-to-late 17th century

Pricker (Cocking Pin), Steel, ivory (probably hippopotamus), copper alloy, Central European, probably German — Pricker (Cocking Pin)
Central European, probably German
late 16th–19th century