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A work made of oak, mahogany, marble, and gilt-bronze mounts.

Corner Cabinet, c. 1785

Jean Henri Riesener

A work made of steel, walnut, and flint.

Flintlock Revolver with Bayonet, 1820

A work made of iron and silver.

War Hammer, early 17th century

A work made of steel, brass, and leather.

Composite Armor for the Joust and Tourney, 1560-70 with some restoration before 1841

A work made of rosewood, ivory, gilt bronze, brass, and pewter.

Work Table, c. 1880

Maison Alphonse Giroux

A work made of steel and leather.

Armet, 1500/20

A work made of wood, walnut, and steel.

Matchlock Musket, c. 1640/60

A work made of ostrich egg and gilded silver.

Ostrich Cup, 1590–91

John Spilman

A work made of steel, fruitwood, staghorn, and mother-of-pearl.

Combined Axe-Flintlock Gun-Dagger, 1660/80

Porcelain vase with an ovoid body, short neck, and domed cover with a flower finial. Decorated with polychrome enamel patterns and a colorful panel with phoenix.

Covered Vase, c. 1770

Worcester Porcelain Factory

A work made of graphite, with smudging and touches of white chalk, on ivory wove paper, prepared with brush-applied dark gray ground.

after GSMB R, 2010

David Schutter

A work made of gilt copper and horn.

Reliquary Monstrance in the form of a Church, c. 1484

A work made of gold, enamel, emeralds, rubies, and pearls.

Pendant with Agnus Dei (Lamb of God), c. 1575-c. 1650, with later modifications

A work made of steel.

Close Helmet, c. 1510/15

Domenico dei Barini, called Negroli

A work made of steel and wood.

Rapier with Extendable Handle, c. 1590/1600

A work made of steel, brass, leather, and silk.

Zischägge (Helmet), 1620/30

A work made of steel and leather.

Mitten Gauntlet for the Right Hand, c. 1540

A work made of gold and enamel.

Pomander, c. 1650

A work made of steel, brass, and leather.

Boy's Armor, late 17th century

A work made of dehua ware (blanc de chine); porcelain with underglaze molded and applied decoration.

Bottle-Shaped Vase with Lizard, Ming dynasty (1368–1644) or Qing dynasty (1644–1911), c. late 17th/18th century

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