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Glass Fragment

Maker: Unknown

Bottle

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Seljuk Glass Fragment

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Stem Cup

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Bottle with Applied Designs

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Sprinkler

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Bowl

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Bowl

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Ewer

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Bowl with Inscription Reading "Glory and Happiness"

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Bowl with a Spiral Pattern

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Pharmacy Jar

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Jar

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Stand on Three Feet

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Pharmacy Jar

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Bowl

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Bowl

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Bowl of Rakka type

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Jar

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Vase

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Vase with Cobalt Blue Stripes

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Shoulder Cloth

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Bowl

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1 Pound of Central Bank of Syria from Syria

Bank: Central Bank of Syria

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