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Study of a feathered saluki, facing left, Sir Edwin Henry Landseer  British, Graphite
Sir Edwin Henry Landseer
1813
Dish with Lion Design, Stoneware with overglaze enamels (Sanuki ware, Gennai type), Japan
Japan
18th century
Water Pot, Pottery covered with glaze, with added slip decoration (Sanuki ware?), Japan
Japan
19th century
Mosquito Smoker (Katori), Minzan, Earthenware with white lead glaze and polychrome overglaze enamels (Sanuki ware), Japan
Minzan
first half 19th century
Vase, Minzan, Clay covered with a transparent crackled glaze over slip, waterstained (Sanuki ware), Japan
Minzan
ca. 1830
Mosquito Smoker, Covered with crackled glaze over a moulded design (Sanuki ware, Takamatsu type), Japan
Japan
19th century
Fire Pot, Clay covered with a crackled transparent glaze, colored enamels, and gold (Sanuki ware, Takamatsu type), Japan
Japan
1750
Greyhound, Moriz Jung  Austrian, Color lithograph
Moriz Jung
Publisher Wiener Werkstätte
1912
Teabowl, Mitani Rinsō  Japanese, Coarse fawn clay; yellowish gray underglaze, greenish and pinkish overglaze, crackled; unglazed foot (Sanuki ware, Yashima type)), Japan
Mitani Rinsō
ca. 1817
Japanese
19th century, dated 1854
Statuette of Wepwawet, Bronze or copper alloy, gold inlay
ca. 700–332 BCE

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