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Fabric with a motif of pointed ovals formed from wide ribbons decorated with floral tendrils.
LZT26A11_189

Fabric with a motif of pointed ovals formed from w...

Katagami dyeing stencil; tatewaku wavy clouds pattern with tiny flowers and leaves, geometric and
LZT26A30_040

Katagami dyeing stencil; tatewaku wavy clouds patt...

Katagami dyeing stencil with a pattern of horizontal ornamental stripes; geometric ornament;
LZT26A30_049

Katagami dyeing stencil with a pattern of horizont...

Red-figure oinochoe by the Pennsylvania Torcop Painter, Classified Gallo-Classic Scenography;
LZT26A03_167

Red-figure oinochoe by the Pennsylvania Torcop Pai...

Decorative panel;, wooden panel likely originally a decorative element, part of home furniture or a
LZT26A21_312

Decorative panel;, wooden panel likely originally ...

Silk tapestry, 2nd half of the 18th century, Poland. Composition of three vertical stripes: central
LZT26A11_197

Silk tapestry, 2nd half of the 18th century, Polan...

Double-sided gingerbread mould. Rectangular shape, wood carved; height 25.8 cm, width 19.4 cm,
LZT26A14_336

Double-sided gingerbread mould. Rectangular shape,...

Crossguard tsuba, maker, images of birds; Japanese sword crossguard tsuba, namban style; materials:
LZT26A20_436

Crossguard tsuba, maker, images of birds; Japanese...

Crossguard tsuba, Nakai Tomotsune II; signed. Early 18th century Edo period, 1603–1868. Japan,
LZT26A20_302

Crossguard tsuba, Nakai Tomotsune II; signed. Earl...

Ornament, early 17th century, China; jade; height 3.65 cm, width 3.2 cm, depth 2.5 cm. Ming
LZT26A27_446

Ornament, early 17th century, China; jade; height ...

Saddle pad — kilim in a near-square form with slightly elongated upper corners. Main field:
LZT26A12_398

Saddle pad — kilim in a near-square form with slig...

Vase by Kinkôzan Sôbei VII 1867–1927, Kinkôzan workshop; 19th/20th century Meiji period, 1868–1912,
LZT26A25_045

Vase by Kinkôzan Sôbei VII 1867–1927, Kinkôzan wor...