Fragment of an Inlay Headdress
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c. 1353–1295 BCE · Ceramic, lavender blue faience with deep blue overglaze
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Inlay: Head of a King
Unrecorded maker
380–246 BCE · Glyptic, red jasper
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Vulture Headdress Inlay
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100–1 BCE · Jewelry, gold and semi-precious stones
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Hexafoil-Shaped Table with Mother-of-Pearl Inlay
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late 1400s–early 1500s · Lacquer, Inlaid abalone shells on black lacquer ground, applied with red lacquer on the interior
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Foliate-Shaped Tray with Mother-of-Pearl Inlay
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late 1400s–early 1500s · Lacquer, Inlaid abalone shells on black lacquer ground, applied with red lacquer on the interior
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Tray for Sewing Tools with Mother-of-Pearl Inlay
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1800s · Lacquer, lacquer with mother-of-pearl inlay
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Vase with Inlaid Lotus, Plum, and Bamboo Design
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1300s · Ceramic, celadon with inlaid design
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Tea Table
Carlo Bugatti (d. 1940)
c. 1907 · Furniture and woodwork, inlaid wood (mahogany?), cast and gilded bronze mounts, inlays of ivory or bone, metal, and mother-of-pearl (marine mussels or pearl oysters)
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Athlete or Apollo
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probably 100–1 BCE · Sculpture, bronze with silver inlays
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Lion-headed Stand
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1150–1220 · Metalwork, cast brass inlaid with silver
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Crossbow Support
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300–200 BCE · Metalwork, bronze inlaid with silver
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The Cleveland Apollo: Apollo Sauroktonos (Lizard-Slayer) or Apollo the Python-Slayer
Praxiteles
c. 350–200 BCE · Sculpture, bronze, copper, and stone inlay
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