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Fragment, Linen, cutwork, Finnish or Russian — Fragment
Finnish or Russian
18th century

Ensemble, (a) wool<br/>(b, c, e) linen<br/>(d, f) leather, Finnish — Ensemble
Finnish
1700–1944

Dress, Marimekko Finnish, cotton, Finnish — Dress
Marimekko
ca. 1966

Shoes, bark, Finnish — Shoes
Finnish
1935–45

Ruokopilli, Teppo Repo Finnish, cane, Finnish — Ruokopilli
Teppo Repo
1948

Kantele, Wood, metal, Finnish — Kantele
Finnish
19th century

Paimentorvea (herder's horn), Teppo Repo Finnish, wood, horn, Finnish — Paimentorvea (herder's horn)
Teppo Repo
ca. 1946

Tuohituorvi (Shepherd's Horn), Teppo Repo Finnish, wood, birchbark, Finnish — Tuohituorvi (Shepherd's Horn)
Teppo Repo
early 20th century

Pukinsarvi, Teppo Repo Finnish, horn, Finnish — Pukinsarvi
Teppo Repo
ca. 1946

Center table, Imperial Armory, Tula (south of Moscow), Russia, Steel, silver, gilt copper, gilt brass, basswood; replaced mirror glass, Russian, Tula — Center table
Imperial Armory, Tula (south of Moscow), Russia
ca. 1780–85

Christ Preaching, Russian Painter , ca. 1890 Russian, Gold, enamel, pearls; oil on wood, Russian — Christ Preaching
Russian Painter
ca. 1890

The Christ Child with Saints Boris and Gleb, Russian Painter Russian, (a) tempera and gold on wood; (b) gold and enamel studded with jewels — The Christ Child with Saints Boris and Gleb
Russian Painter

Triptych with the Mandylion, The Kremlin Armory Workshops, Moscow Russian, Silver, partly gilt, niello, enamel, sapphires, rubies, spinels, pearls, leather, silk velvet, oil paint, gesso, linen, mica, pig-skin, woods: Tilia cordata (basswood or linden), white oak, Russian, Moscow — Triptych with the Mandylion
The Kremlin Armory Workshops, Moscow
Russian Painter
1637

Teppo Repo

20th century

Teppo Repo

20th century

"Fennia" vase with swastikas, Herman Gesellius Finnish, Transfer printed earthenware, Finnish, Helsinki — "Fennia" vase with swastikas
Herman Gesellius
Arabia
ca. 1902

"Fennia" vase with swastikas, Herman Gesellius Finnish, Transfer printed earthenware, Finnish, Helsinki — "Fennia" vase with swastikas
Herman Gesellius
Arabia
ca. 1902

Empress Alexandra Feodorowna, Bronze and gilt bronze, German or Russian — Empress Alexandra Feodorowna
German or Russian
ca. 1825–30

Icon with Virgin and the Christ Child, Elephant ivory, Russian or Greek — Icon with Virgin and the Christ Child
Russian or Greek
ca. 1500 or later

Silhouette of Empress Maria Feodorovna of Russia (1759–1828), Verre églomisé, silver gilt, Russian — Silhouette of Empress Maria Feodorovna of Russia (1759–1828)
Russian
1797

The Miraculous Rescue of Alexander III and the Imperial Family, 1888, Avenir Crigorjewitsch Grilliches Russian, Bronze, Russian — The Miraculous Rescue of Alexander III and the Imperial Family, 1888
Avenir Crigorjewitsch Grilliches
1888

Catherine II (1729–1796), Empress of Russia, Verre églomisé, Russian — Catherine II (1729–1796), Empress of Russia
Russian
second half 18th century

Badge of the Order of Saint Catherine, Gold, diamonds, enamel, Russian — Badge of the Order of Saint Catherine
Russian
late 18th–early 19th century

Cup and saucer, Hard-paste porcelain, Russian — Cup and saucer
Russian
ca. 1820

Panagiarion with the Virgin and Child and the Three Angels at Mamre (interior) and the Crucifixion and Three Church Fathers (exterior), Wood, stained, silver-gilt, pearls and garnet, Russian — Panagiarion with the Virgin and Child and the Three Angels at Mamre (interior) and the Crucifixion and Three Church Fathers (exterior)
Russian
ca. 1500 or later

Disk from a Panagiarion with the Virgin and Child, Elephant ivory, Russian — Disk from a Panagiarion with the Virgin and Child
Russian
ca. 1500 or later

Ohotniche Rogi sounding D, Nicolas N. Fedorov Russian, Brass, Russian — Ohotniche Rogi sounding D
Nicolas N. Fedorov
1873–89

Ohotniche Rogi sounding A, N. N. Federov Russian, Brass, Russian — Ohotniche Rogi sounding A
N. N. Federov
1873–89

Ohotniche Rogi sounding G, N. N. Federov (?) Russian, Brass, Russian — Ohotniche Rogi sounding G
N. N. Federov
19th century

Ohotniche Rogi in B, brass, Russian — Ohotniche Rogi in B
Russian
19th century

Ohotniche Rogi in D-sharp, brass, Russian — Ohotniche Rogi in D-sharp
Russian
19th century

Ohotniche Rogi in F, brass, Russian — Ohotniche Rogi in F
Russian
19th century

Schellenbaum, Brass, wood, Russian — Schellenbaum
Russian
second half 18th century

Hampatong (figure), Ngadju or Ot Danum artist, Wood, pigment, Ngadju or Ot Danum — Hampatong (figure)
Ngadju or Ot Danum artist
19th–early 20th century

Lidded saltcellar, Temne or Bullom artist(s), Ivory, Temne or Bullom peoples — Lidded saltcellar
Temne or Bullom artist(s)
ca. 1490–1530

Man with a Lute, Imperial Russian Tapestry Manufactory, Saint Petersburg, Wool, metal thread (20-25 warps per inch, 8-10 per cm.), Russian — Man with a Lute
Imperial Russian Tapestry Manufactory, Saint Petersburg
late 18th century

Pair of Flintlock Pistols of Empress Catherine the Great (1729–1796), Johan Adolph Grecke Russian, Steel, ivory, gold, brass, Russian, Saint Petersburg — Pair of Flintlock Pistols of Empress Catherine the Great (1729–1796)
Johan Adolph Grecke
1786

Plate, Imperial Porcelain Manufactory, St. Petersburg Russian, Hard-paste porcelain, Russian, St. Petersburg — Plate
Imperial Porcelain Manufactory, St. Petersburg
1755–60

Helmet, Steel, iron, copper alloy, leather, Southern Russian or Iranian — Helmet
Southern Russian or Iranian
early 16th century

Helmet, Steel, iron, silver, copper alloy (niello), gold, textile, Crimean or South Russian — Helmet
Crimean or South Russian
dated A.H. 1223/1808–9 CE