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The inkstand is a replica of the Quirinal Monument in Rome and was made to commemorate its erection during the pontificate of Pius VI. The composition includes an Egyptian obalisk, and four horse tamers that can be swung from their bases on levers to reveal an inkwell and a sandbox; Sphinxes' headdresses conceal candle sockets; one of the drawers contains an assortment of tromp l'oeil engravings; two doves can be made to kiss by means of a lever located in the fountain; the inkstand has a leather carrying case that resembles a medieval fortified town, with gates, battlements and a bell tower. — The Coaci Inkstand, 1792
Vincenzo Coaci

G310

bronze hollow cast in the lost wax process, representing the goddess Isis in a striding attitude — Goddess Isis, 1st century
Ancient Egyptian

G250

Leather case to silver ink stand — Case for inkstand, 1792
Vincenzo Coaci

G310

Mallangan, wood and pigments — Malagan Pole, c. 1910
Unknown

G256

tondo; tomb relief — Tondo: Portrait of a Young Noblewoman, 2nd century
Roman

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Bust of a Young Nobleman, Roman — Bust of a Young Nobleman, 2nd century
Roman

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Bowl, 457-474

Turkey

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