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Nest Bassinet

Nest Bassinet, 2005

Scott Wilson

JUMBO Task Lamp

JUMBO Task Lamp, 2003

Scott Wilson

Tom Vac Chair

Tom Vac Chair, 1997

Ron Arad

A work made of steel, wood, and copper wire.

Parrying Dagger, c. 1700

A work made of graphite on paper.

Harms Glenview Homes, Glenview, Illinois, Proposed Layout of Homes, 1954

Bertrand Goldberg

A work made of graphite on paper.

Harms Glenview Homes, Glenview, Illinois, Master Plot Plan, 1954

Bertrand Goldberg

A work made of graphite and colored pencil on paper.

Harms Glenview Homes, Glenview, Illinois, Plan and Elevations, 1954-1955

Bertrand Goldberg

A work made of graphite on paper.

ABC Office Building, New York, NY, Antenna Finial Section, n.d.

Bertrand Goldberg

A work made of beech and chrome.

This Chair, 2004

Richard Hutten

A work made of walnut and chrome.

This Chair, 2004

Richard Hutten

A work made of polyamide (nylon) and alumide.

ONE_SHOT Stool, 2006

Patrick Jouin

A work made of beech and chrome.

This Chair, 2004

Richard Hutten

A work made of steel.

Parrying Dagger, late 17th century

A work made of steel, jade, gold, precious gems, and wood.

Dagger (Kinjal) with Scabbard and Case, 18th/19th century

A work made of wood and pigment.

Plank Mask (Karan Wemba), Late 19th/early 20th century

Mossi

A work made of steel, gold, leather, and iron.

Katar with Scabbard, 17th–18th century

A work made of "damascus" steel, gold, gilt brass, rubies, emeralds, diamonds, jade, and wood.

Saber (Kiliç) with Scabbard, late 19th century Blade inscribed 1099 Hejira [A.D. 1687]

Islamic

Earthenware plaque with a profile portrait of a lady looking left depicted on a white background with a crown and letters "Q" and "C" above her head. Frame is decorated in purple, pink, and copper luster.

Dagger with Scabbard, 18th/19th century

A work made of nephrite, bloodstone, turquoise, gold, and copper alloy.

Composite Dagger, Grip (formally a mirror handle): Turkish, 16th century Crossguard: Turkish, 19th century Blade: European, probablly Spanish, late 16th–early 17th century

A work made of stone.

Two Heads, Mid-20th century

Inuit

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