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Jar
Acoma people, New Mexico
late 19th or early 20th century (or earlier)
Water Jar
Acoma people, New Mexico
Stirrup Spout Bottle with Animals
Chimú culture, Peru
c. AD 1000 - 1450
Stirrup Jug
Chimú culture, Peru
c. AD 1000 - 1400
Deer Effigy Stirrup Vessel
Chimú culture, Peru
c. AD 1000 - 1450
Guanyin
Chinese
19th century or earlier
Libation Cup
Chinese
1830 - 1850
Libation Cup
Chinese
17th - 18th century
Hsi Wang Mu
Chinese
late 19th century
Guanyin
Chinese
19th century
Libation Cup
Chinese
Image Not Available
Antefix (Dragon-Form Roof Tile)
Chinese
17th century (Ming Dynasty)
Standing Guanyin
Chinese
14th century or earlier
Two-Handled Jar
Cochiti Pueblo people, New Mexico
19th century
Small Jar
Cochiti Pueblo people, New Mexico
19th century
Predynastic White-Line Jar
Egyptian
c. 3200 BC (Naqada III period)
Qebehsenuf Canopic Jar
Egyptian
900 - 800 BC
Aryballos (Perfume Jar)
Etruscan
499-400 BC
Lidded Jar
European
Geometric Olpe (Wine Jug)
Greek
8th century BC
The Table
Ella Sophonisba Hergesheimer
c. 1930
Carved Tusk
Hoaching
c. 1850s
Perfume Box
Japanese
Temple Guardian representing the Snake, 9AM - 11AM
Japanese
1334-1573
Temple Guardian representing the Ram, 1PM - 3PM
Japanese
1334-1573
Temple Guardian representing the Monkey, 3PM - 5PM
Japanese
1334-1573
Temple Guardian representing the Rooster, 5PM - 7PM
Japanese
1334-1573
Temple Guardian representing the Dragon, 7AM - 9AM
Japanese
1334-1573
Temple Guardian representing the Rat, 11PM - 1AM
Japanese
1334-1573
Temple Guardian representing the Dog, 7PM - 9PM
Japanese
1334-1573
Temple Guardian representing the Tiger, 3AM - 5AM
Japanese
1334-1573
Temple Guardian representing the Ox, 1AM - 3AM
Japanese
1334-1573
Temple Guardian representing the Horse, 11AM - 1PM
Japanese
1334-1573
Temple Guardian representing the Boar, 9PM - 11PM
Japanese
1334-1573
Temple Guardian representing the Hare, 5AM - 7AM
Japanese
1334-1573
Crypto-Christian Buddha
Japanese
c. 17th century
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