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Plaque with Christ in Majesty
French
19th century

Ostrakon
Coptic
7th century

African Magus, one of the Three Kings from an Adoration Group
German
before 1489

Candlestick, Pricket
South Netherlandish
15th century

Block Fragment
French
ca. 1130–40

Lock
German
16th century

Stained Glass Panel with Emperor Henry II
Austrian
1340–50

Textile Fragment
Coptic
6th–7th century

Corbel
British
13th century

Panel with the Flagellation of Christ
French
ca. 1500

Finger Ring
European
19th–early 20th century (Roman style)

Column Shaft
French
late 13th–early 14th century

Ostrakon
Coptic
4th–7th century

Dagger
Late Roman
3rd–4th century

The Three Magi (?)
French or South Netherlandish
15th century

Horse Trapping
Late Roman
250–500

Reliquary Diptych
Italian
late 14th century

Glass Fragment
European
16th century

Crossbow Brooch
Late Roman
4th century

Ferret
Frankish
6th–7th centuries

Chasuble
German
15th century

Bow Brooch
Langobardic
late 6th–early 7th century

Half of a Reliquary Pendant Cross
Byzantine
11th century

Panel from a Choros (lighting frame)
Byzantine
12th–14th century

Footed Pyx
Spanish (?)
19th–20th century

Vessel Fragments
Coptic
4th–7th century

Panel with The Crucifixion from Retable
Domingo Ram
15th century

Glass Fragments
Coptic
4th–early 5th century

Cross Fragment with Saint John the Theologian
Byzantine
11th century

Column Base
Catalan
ca. 1130–1140

Jug with Figure in Profile
Italian
1420–50

Drinking Horn
German
19th or early 20th century (15th century style)

Panel with the Nativity
French
early 16th century

Belt Plate Fragment
Frankish
4th–7th century

Escutcheon Plate
German
16th century

Glass Fragments
Coptic
4th–early 5th century

Glass Fragment
European
13th–14th century

Patera
Byzantine (?)
5th century

The Dead Christ with the Virgin, Saint John, and Angels
French
ca. 1390–1405

Saint Barbara
French
16th century