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Miser’s Purse, early 19th century
Miser’s purse worked in bebilla or oya with very small flowers and leaves on green mesh. Two covered rings as slides for purse.
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Miser’s Purse, early 19th century
Small netted purse in dark brown silk with cut steel beads in floral design. Looped tassels of cut steel beads at each end; single steel ring.
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Miser’s Purse (France), 1830–60
Knitted miser’s purse of tan silk with cut steel beads, with beaded tassel at rounded end and bead loop fringe at flat end. Plain cut steel rings to fasten.
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Miser’s Purse (France), early 19th century
Cream colored silk miser’s purse with designs of flowers in cut steel beads. Tassels are made from cut steel loops. Single ring of steel, grooved ornament to fasten purse.
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Door Knocker (Spain), 16th century
Figure of a collared dog with open mouth, twisted tail curved over back, and sphere between the forepaws. Body incised with markings simulating fur. Hind legs terminate in pierced circlets.
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Door Knocker (Italy), 16th century
Door knocker. Plate in the form of a grotesque face. Handle is a bird with outstretched wings.
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Door Knocker (Italy), 17th century
Door knocker. Large bead at lower center. Handle decorated with leaves in relief. Two rosettes at top of handle.
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Door Knocker (Italy), 1550–1650
Floral form.
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Door Knocker (Italy), 1550–1650
In the form of two dolphins and a woman’s head.
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Door Knocker (Italy), 1550–1650
Two lions flank a coat-of-arms. Below, a satyr mask.
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