Ivory throne and footstool, carved with elephants. Presented to Queen Victoria at the Great Exhibition of 1851. Travancore, India, 1840-1850 [2622×2910]April 4, 2026
One of my tsuba (japanese sword guard) depicting a battle scene. Made from shakudo and gold wire – edo period. [1500×1500]April 4, 2026
Sword of last mughal emperor bahadur shah jaffar,early 19th ce,with tiger hilt,mutiny museum,red fort india(640×460)April 4, 2026
Skeletons from 17-18th century found in March 2026 during construction works in PoznaÅ„, Poland. [1440×1920]April 4, 2026
A ceramic Maya vase from Guatemala, 600-800 CE, now housed at the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston [1200×2920]April 4, 2026
A ceramic incense burner with lid, in the Teotihuacan style. The lid depicts a woman, or female deity, seated and holding a water bird on her lap. From Guatemala, 150/200-650 CE [680×1024]April 4, 2026
A doll crafted from scraps and a shoe heel. It belonged to a child in the slums of London, c 1905. Now housed at the Museum of Childhood in Edinburgh [1080×1317]April 4, 2026
An earthenware dish, enhanced with gilding, made between 1863 and 1890 CE by the French artist Émile Gallé [1035×580]April 4, 2026
Frog-motif inkwell made of carved ivory and enamel, designed by Tiffany & Co., United States of America, ca. 1910. [600×600]April 4, 2026
A Rock crystal jug from Fatimid Egypt in 909 AD, one of the seven remaining in the world. Pergamon Museum, Germany. [2704×4092]April 4, 2026
