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Fragment (Afghanistan), before 1906
Scaled and blurred medium-scale geometric design in drimson, gold, rust, white, and green on ground in shades of deep blue. two crimson twill selvedges with paired white pencil stripes.
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Cap (Afghanistan), mid-19th century
Undyed cotton quilted into narrow ribs, possibly over cording. Cording is over embroidery of coarse satin stitches in orange, black, yellow and green in a pattern of various stylized floral…
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Cap (Afghanistan), 19th century
Cap decorated with long ovoids surrounded by stylized borders. Multicolored silks are embroidered using coarse satin stitch in purple, pink, yellow and green. Quilted cords make ridges that give stucture…
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Four Continents Goblet, 1750–70
(a) Flaring chalice cut at the bottom and engraved with the figures of the Four Continents between rocaille columns. Asia with crescent sceptre and camels; Europe with globe and sceptre;…
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Goblet (Germany), ca. 1751–53
Silver-gilt American Indian, in feather skirt and headdress, holding up globular glass cup, engraved with coat of arms, two gentlemen shaking hands, and legend: “Treuer Freunde Freundschafts Pflicht Endert Sich…
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Goblet (USA), ca. 1900
a&c) Inverted bell-shaped cups with deep blue upper portion and milky blue-white rims shading into clear glass; domed foot with white rim and eight white tapered pinwheel forms radiating form…
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Goblet (England), 1760–80
Goblet of clear glass with ogee-shaped bowl, opaque white lace-twist straight stem and plain foot.
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Goblet (Switzerland), early–mid-18th century
Clear glass goblet. Vessel is inverted bell shape with etched decoration.
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