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A work made of gilt bronze over wooden support.

Reliquary, c. 1851

Eugène-Emmanuel Viollet-le-Duc

A work made of tin-glazed earthenware.

Charger, c. 1675

Lambeth Potteries

A work made of silver, gilt bronze, lapis lazuli.

Crucifixion of Saint Peter, 1770–80

C. Luigi Valadier

A work made of porcelain, underglaze blue, and silver.

Ewer, c. 1610

A work made of clear and blue glass, gilding and bronze mounts.

Two Candelabra, 1780–1800

A work made of gilt silver.

Glass Cooler, c. 1809–19

Martin-Guillaume Biennais

Silver open tureen in the form of a shell supported by three hippocampi. Base supported on feet formed of turtles and coral. Sitting atop the shell basin is a figure of Neptune or Triton blowing a conch shell.

Tureen, 1824

John Bridge

A work made of tin-glazed earthenware.

Charger, 1714/27

Lambeth Potteries

A work made of silver.

Tripod Candelabrum, c. 1680

A work made of silver gilt, beveled glass surrounded by seimprecious red, green, blue stones and clear paste.

Monstrance, 1762

Joseph Moser

A work made of gessoed and gilt pine, verre églomisé (reverse painted glass), gilding, and mirror glass.

Looking Glass, c. 1700

A work made of ruby glass.

Beaker with Cover, 1685–1700

Gottfried von Spiller

A work made of glass with engraved gold leaf decoration.

Covered Beaker with Coat of Arms and Hunting Scene, c. 1730

A work made of glass with engraved gold leaf decoration.

Wine Glass and Cover, c. 1730

A work made of glass; blown and stipple engraved.

Wine Glass, 1749

Frans Greenwood

A work made of glass.

Goblet with Cover, c. 1685

A work made of glass.

Goblet, c. 1660–80

A work made of glass; lampwork (verre de nevers), metal armature.

St. Louis of France, Late 17th to early 18th century

A work made of silver gilt.

Ewer and Basin, c. 1720

Johann Erhard Heuglin, II

A work made of glass.

Covered Goblet with Goddess Diana Bathing, 1752

Jacob Sang

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