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Medal Commemorating the Marriage of James III and Princess Clementina, 1719, Ottone Hamerani, Bronze, British — Medal Commemorating the Marriage of James III and Princess Clementina, 1719
Ottone Hamerani
1719

Medal Showing Prince Charles and Prince Henry, Ottone Hamerani, Bronze, Scottish — Medal Showing Prince Charles and Prince Henry
Ottone Hamerani
1729

Clement XII (Lorenzo Corsini, 1652–1740, Pope 1730–60), Ottone Hamerani, Bronze, Italian, Rome — Clement XII (Lorenzo Corsini, 1652–1740, Pope 1730–60)
Ottone Hamerani
1733

Clement XI (Pope 1700–21), Ottone Hamerani, Bronze, brown patina, Italian, Rome — Clement XI (Pope 1700–21)
Ottone Hamerani
18th century

Benedict XIV (Pope 1740–58), Ottone Hamerani, Bronze, Italian, Rome — Benedict XIV (Pope 1740–58)
Ottone Hamerani
1742

Conversion of Queen Christina of Sweden, 1654, Alberto Hamerani Italian, Bronze, Italian — Conversion of Queen Christina of Sweden, 1654
Alberto Hamerani
17th century

Clement IX (Pope, 1667–69), Alberto Hamerani Italian, Bronze, brown patina, Italian, Rome — Clement IX (Pope, 1667–69)
Alberto Hamerani
1667

Clement XI (Pope 1700–21), Ermenegildo Hamerani Italian, Bronze, red patina, Italian, Rome — Clement XI (Pope 1700–21)
Ermenegildo Hamerani
1702

Innocent XIII (Pope 1721–24), Ermenegildo Hamerani Italian, Bronze, Italian, Rome — Innocent XIII (Pope 1721–24)
Ermenegildo Hamerani
1721

Pope Clement XI, Ermenegildo Hamerani Italian, Bronze, Italian, Rome — Pope Clement XI
Ermenegildo Hamerani
1700–1701

In honor of Livio Odescalchi, Gonfaloniere (Standard-Bearer) of the Holy Roman Church, Giovanni Martino Hamerani Italian, Bronze, Italian — In honor of Livio Odescalchi, Gonfaloniere (Standard-Bearer) of the Holy Roman Church
Giovanni Martino Hamerani
1689

In honor of Livio Odescalchi (1652–1713), nephew of Pope Innocent XI, Giovanni Martino Hamerani Italian, Bronze, Italian — In honor of Livio Odescalchi (1652–1713), nephew of Pope Innocent XI
Giovanni Martino Hamerani
possibly 1699

Pope Alexander VIII (1689–91), Giovanni Martino Hamerani Italian, Bronze, Italian — Pope Alexander VIII (1689–91)
Giovanni Martino Hamerani
17th century

Innocent XII (Pope, 1691–1700), Giovanni Martino Hamerani Italian, Bronze, brown patina, Italian — Innocent XII (Pope, 1691–1700)
Giovanni Martino Hamerani
17th century

Innocent XII (Pope, 1691–1700), Giovanni Martino Hamerani Italian, Bronze, brown patina, Italian, Rome — Innocent XII (Pope, 1691–1700)
Giovanni Martino Hamerani
17th century

Luis, Cardinal de Portocarrero, Spanish Statesman, Giovanni Martino Hamerani Italian, Silver, Italian, Rome — Luis, Cardinal de Portocarrero, Spanish Statesman
Giovanni Martino Hamerani
1678

Pope Innocent XI, Giovanni Martino Hamerani Italian, Silver gilt, red stones, Italian, Rome — Pope Innocent XI
Giovanni Martino Hamerani
1679

Christ / Mary, Giovanni Martino Hamerani Italian, Bronze, Italian, Rome — Christ / Mary
Giovanni Martino Hamerani
second half 17th century

Innocent XII (Antonio Pignatelli 1615-1700) Pope 1691-1700, Giovanni Martino Hamerani Italian, Gold, Italian, Rome — Innocent XII (Antonio Pignatelli 1615-1700) Pope 1691-1700
Giovanni Martino Hamerani
1691

Untitled (Requiem) II, Mahmoud Hamadani Iranian, Ink on paper — Untitled (Requiem) II
Mahmoud Hamadani
2015

Untitled (Requiem) I, Mahmoud Hamadani Iranian, Ink on paper — Untitled (Requiem) I
Mahmoud Hamadani
2015

"Carlton" Room Divider, Ettore Sottsass Italian, born Austria, Wood, plastic laminate — "Carlton" Room Divider
Ettore Sottsass
Memphis Milano
1981

Call, Otto Steinert German, Gelatin silver print — Call
Otto Steinert
1950

The Businessman Max Roesberg, Dresden, Otto Dix German, Oil on canvas — The Businessman Max Roesberg, Dresden
Otto Dix
1922

Porringer, Arthur J. Stone American, Silver, American — Porringer
Arthur J. Stone
ca. 1925

Vase, Arthur J. Stone American, silver and gold, American — Vase
Arthur J. Stone
Herbert Taylor
1915

Vase, Arthur J. Stone American, silver and gold, American — Vase
Arthur J. Stone
Herbert Taylor
1915

Bowl, Arthur J. Stone American, Silver, American — Bowl
Arthur J. Stone
ca. 1919

Wine goblet, Arthur J. Stone American, Silver, gold, American — Wine goblet
Arthur J. Stone
1916

Vase, Otto Natzler American, born Austria, Earthenware, American — Vase
Otto Natzler
Gertrud Natzler
1956

Vase, Otto Natzler American, born Austria, Earthenware, American — Vase
Otto Natzler
Gertrud Natzler
ca. 1940–49

Cann, Otto Parisien American, Silver, American — Cann
Otto Parisien
1775–1800

Stock Buckle, Otto Parisien American, Silver, American — Stock Buckle
Otto Parisien
1765–85

Chalice, Otto Meier, Gold, enamel, gemstones, German, Westphalia (probably Lichtenau) — Chalice
Otto Meier
1608, with later restorations

Acoustic-Electric Guitar, Vivi-Tone American, Spruce, maple, mahogany, ebony, American — Acoustic-Electric Guitar
Vivi-Tone
ca. 1933

Composition, Otto Freundlich German, Bronze — Composition
Otto Freundlich
1933, cast after 1961

Armchair, Ettore Bugatti Italian, White painted wood — Armchair
Ettore Bugatti
ca. 1930

Second Design Concept After Visiting Site, September, 1986: Perspective, Daniel Wolf Residence, Ridgway, Colorado, Ettore Sottsass Italian, born Austria, Graphite, colored pencil, and wax crayon on paper — Second Design Concept After Visiting Site, September, 1986: Perspective, Daniel Wolf Residence, Ridgway, Colorado
Ettore Sottsass
1986

"Ivory" Table, Ettore Sottsass Italian, born Austria, Formica, wood, glass — "Ivory" Table
Ettore Sottsass
Memphis Milano
1985

"I Designed It For Pitagora" Desk, Ettore Sottsass Italian, born Austria, Brier-wood and pear-wood veneers, marble, painted wood — "I Designed It For Pitagora" Desk
Ettore Sottsass
1987