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Lebes and its supporting base

Artist: Unknown

Kyathus

Artist: Unknown

Platter

Artist: Unknown

Alabastrum

Artist: Unknown

Terra Sigillata Bowl

Artist: Unknown

Foot of terra sigillata plate.

Artist: Unknown

Apothecary Jar

Maker: Unknown

Oinochoe

Artist: Unknown

Candlestand

Artist: Unknown

Pair of Plates from the "Herculaneum Service"

Maker: Real Fabbrica Ferdinandea (Italian, Naples, 1771–1806)
Maker: Naples Porcelain (Italian, founded 1759)

Tea and Coffee Service

Designer: Michael Graves (American, 1934–2015)
Manufacturer: Alessi S.p.A. (Italian, founded 1921)

Decanter with Stopper

Maker: Unknown

"Murmansk" centerpiece

Designer: Ettore Sottsass (Italian, 1917–2007)
Manufacturer: Rossi & Arcandi (Italian, founded 1959)

Sicilian Pitcher

Artist: Unknown

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