Vessels
REPRODUCTION OF A STONE VASE, FOUND AT MOCHLOS PL. V VI,1)
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Unknown Artist, c. 400-379 BCE
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Berndt Friberg, c. 1950
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Burnished black stoneware
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Unknown Artist, 13th-15th century
Cast bronze
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Unknown Artist, late 17th-early 18th century
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Isaac Ribouleau, 1727-1728
Silver
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