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clear glass; shallow bowl on a wide, short foot; fluted band on underside of bowl around foot; tiny lozenge-shaped spots of silver, gold and white (red, blue and white on back) enamel around underside of rim; blue, red and cream (gold, cream and blue on underside) floral medallion in enamel spots and lines at center bottom

Footed bowl, c. 1500

Italy

G332

stemmed goblet with wide foot; conical shaped at top; engraved scrolls and text (in Latin?) on conical section; domed cover with similar engraved scrolls and text in block letters; organic knob; clear glass

Goblet and cover, 1685

Willem van Heemskerck

G310

Windsor Settee, Pine and Maple, U.S., c.1800 Made in New England

Windsor settee, c. 1800

United States

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two part case for covered goblet; hooks attach two part together; dark green leather exterior with gold chain-like border decorations; green silk interior

Cover for travel pyxis, 1811-1814

Italy

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covered goblet; wide foot below urn-shaped stem; rounded bowl; domed cover; foot has repeating leaf design around edge with fluting at center; long thin leaves on urn on stem; fluting at underside of bowl; cover has radiating cross on knob; radiating leaves at center of cover; floral swags joining four winged heads at edges of cover; gold patina

Travel pyxis, 1811-1814

Giovacchino Belli

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applied snakes twine into and around jug; five 3-dimensional figures and one low relief figure; applied spiders, frog and lizard; incised phrases; multicolored pigment traces

Snake jug, c. 1865

Anna Pottery

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