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A work made of cotton and wool, plain weave with supplementary wrapping wefts forming cut pile through a technique known as "persian (sehna) knots".

Carpet, 1801/50

A work made of sandstone.

River Goddess Ganga with Attendants, 9th century

A work made of steel.

Mail Shirt, first half of 16th century

A work made of carved and gilded beechwood, modern upholstery.

Settee (one of a pair), 1725/35

A work made of gilt beechwood and modern upholstery.

Settee (one of a pair), 1725/35

A work made of wood, canvas, iron, and paint.

Hand Pavise for Foot Combat, 1470/1500, painted late 18th century

Shirt of Mail with Double Thick Collar

Shirt of Mail with Double Thick Collar, 2nd half of 15th century

A work made of steel, iron, woven fabric, and leather.

Brigandine, 1590/99

A work made of japanned pine.

Tall-Case Clock, c. 1770

George Stevens

A work made of mahogany, gilt metal, and brass.

Bracket Clock, 1756

Thomas Monkhouse

A work made of mahogany, brass, ivory, and glass.

Bookcase, c. 1750

A work made of wood, canvas, leather, paint, and gesso.

Hand Pavise, 1470/1500

A work made of steel.

Corsette, c. 1600

A work made of steel.

Shirt of Mail, mid–16th century

A work made of terracotta and polychrome.

Madonna and Child, 1600/1700

Alessandro Algardi

A work made of tempera or distemper on canvas.

Phaeton Driving the Chariot of Phoebus, 1475/1500

Northern Italian

A work made of oil on canvas.

Portrait of a Lady, c. 1530/60

Titian

A work made of steel.

Cape of Mail ("Bishop's Mantle"), 1500/30

A work made of steel, brass, and leather.

Circular Target, 16th century

A work made of marble.

Head (one of a pair), 1700–1800

Italian

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