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Cap, linen, cotton, probably Irish — Cap
probably Irish
ca. 1870

Vase, Glass, probably Irish — Vase
probably Irish
ca. 1820

Sponge box, D.M. (unidentified), Silver, probably Irish — Sponge box
D.M.
Dorothy Manjoy
ca. 1725

Mitts, cotton, probably Irish — Mitts
probably Irish
1850–99

Collar, cotton, probably Irish — Collar
probably Irish
ca. 1890

Fruit bowl, Glass, probably Irish — Fruit bowl
probably Irish
early 19th century

Punch cup (one of two), Glass, probably Irish — Punch cup (one of two)
probably Irish
late 18th century

Punch cup (one of two), Glass, probably Irish — Punch cup (one of two)
probably Irish
late 18th century

Knickerbockers, linen, probably Irish — Knickerbockers
probably Irish
1930s

Fruit bowl, Glass, probably Irish — Fruit bowl
probably Irish
late 18th–early 19th century

Chandelier, Glass, probably Irish or possibly British — Chandelier
probably Irish or possibly British
ca. 1787

Chandelier, Glass, Irish — Chandelier
Irish
1770–80

Covered Sweetmeat Jar, Glass, Irish — Covered Sweetmeat Jar
Irish
1775–1800

Flanged Ax, Bronze, Irish — Flanged Ax
Irish
1500–1400 BCE

Dagger (Dirk) Blade, Bronze, Irish — Dagger (Dirk) Blade
Irish
1500–1200 BCE

Ax of the Palstave Type, Bronze, Irish — Ax of the Palstave Type
Irish
ca. 1500–1200 BCE

Socketed Ax-Head (Celt), Bronze, Irish — Socketed Ax-Head (Celt)
Irish
ca. 800–500 BCE

Flat Ax, Brass, Irish — Flat Ax
Irish
ca. 1700–1400 BCE

Ax of the Palstave Type, Bronze, Irish — Ax of the Palstave Type
Irish
ca. 1400–1200 BCE

Flanged Ax, Bronze, Irish — Flanged Ax
Irish
ca. 1500–1400 BCE

Chape (Terminal of a Scabbard), Copper alloy, Irish — Chape (Terminal of a Scabbard)
Irish
900–600 BCE

Ornament, Gold, Irish — Ornament
Irish
ca. 800 BCE

Disk from a Reel, Gold, Irish — Disk from a Reel
Irish
ca. 800 BCE

Ornament, Gold, Irish — Ornament
Irish
ca. 800 BCE

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

Hercules and Achelous, Master of the Martyrdom of St. Sebastian Austrian, Ivory, probably Austrian — Hercules and Achelous
Master of the Martyrdom of St. Sebastian
probably mid-17th century

Dizi, Jade, probably Chinese — Dizi
probably Chinese
late 18th–early 19th century

Teaspoon (part of a set), Gold, Irish, Dublin — Teaspoon (part of a set)
Irish, Dublin
1749

Sugar tongs (part of a set), Gold, Irish, Dublin — Sugar tongs (part of a set)
Irish, Dublin
ca. 1730–50

Strainer spoon (part of a set), Francis Williamson, Gold, Irish, Dublin — Strainer spoon (part of a set)
Francis Williamson
ca. 1730–35

Set of five teaspoons, John Ladyman, Gold, Irish, Dublin — Set of five teaspoons
John Ladyman
1711/12

Dish, World's End Pottery , Dublin, Delftware, Irish, Dublin — Dish
World's End Pottery
1735

Teapot, David King, Silver, wood, Irish, Dublin — Teapot
David King
1723–24

King George II (1683–1760), John van Beaver, Wool, silk, carved and gilded wood (21-22 warps per inch, 9 per cm.), Irish, Dublin — King George II (1683–1760)
John van Beaver
Robert Baillie
1732–35

Sweetmeat glass with cover, Glass, Irish, probably Dublin — Sweetmeat glass with cover
Irish, probably Dublin
ca. 1750

Decanter, Glass, Irish, probably Belfast — Decanter
Irish, probably Belfast
early 19th century

Fragment, Needle lace, Irish — Fragment
Irish
19th century

Collar, Needle lace, Irish — Collar
Irish
19th century

Handkerchief, Cutwork, Irish — Handkerchief
Irish
19th century

Fragment, Needle lace, Irish — Fragment
Irish
20th century