Crazy quilt made mainly of silk and velvet featuring a variety of imagery and objects including two stuffed chipmunks and two stuffed birds, American, c. 1884. [7910×5704]December 5, 2025
A wig-powder bellows bearing the cypher of King George III, circa 1775. A wig-powder bellows was a handheld tool used to apply powder to a wig or hair in the 18th century. It worked by pressing the bellows together to force a cloud of powder, typically made from scented starch. [2000 x 1333]December 4, 2025
Document issued in 1552 by Polish King Sigismund II Augustus confirming the old privileges of Kalisz, Poland. Ink on parchment, State Archive in PoznaÅ„. [2560×2213]December 4, 2025
Roman-Rus Pendant Brooch with Cameo of Enthroned Virgin and Child and Christ Pantokrator [1044×1364]December 4, 2025
The Lupa Capitolina (Capitoline Wolf), a symbol of Rome since ancient times, is a bronze sculpture of a she-wolf suckling the twins Romulus and Remus after the legend of the foundation of the Eternal City. Thought to be an Etruscan sculpture from the 5th century BC for a long time… [1920×1280][OC]December 4, 2025
Balto, the Sled Dog Who Braved a Blizzard to Save a Town.Now Preserved in Cleveland Museum of Natural History in Cleveland, Ohio (USA).[4096×2731]December 4, 2025
Moritz von Schwind’s music sheet titled”Katzensymphonie – Cat Symphony”,1868 [2731×3661]December 4, 2025
Bowl full of dried fruit, from the Tomb of Kha. Egypt, 18th Dynasty, 1425–1353 BC [3330×3000]December 4, 2025
Gold kavacha, a breastplate meant to cover a goddess statue. Tamil Nadu, India, 19th century [1500×1970]December 4, 2025
Italian fragmentary carnelian intaglio said to represent Cassius or Caligula, 18th century CE [2562×2049]December 3, 2025