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early 19th century swan chair
CLOISONNÉ JAR - Meiji period, 1846-1927, JAPAN
Sugar and tea boxes, Britain, ca. 1770. (source)
The Met Museum says:
Containing two canisters for tea (green and black) and a larger one for sugar, this chest could be locked to secure its valuable contents; both tea and sugar were expensive commodities during the eighteenth century. The polychrome pastoral scenes and Italianate landscapes, combined with Rococo-style gilding against a pink ground, create an opulent effect.
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String of eye beads, 6th century BC-3rd century BC, Egypt.
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Victorian Reverse Painted Crystal Intaglio Earrings, 1870