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Ewers made of carved sardonyx or agate in enameled gold mounts with precious and semi-precious stoneEwers made of carved sardonyx or agate in enameled gold mounts with precious and semi-precious stoneEwers made of carved sardonyx or agate in enameled gold mounts with precious and semi-precious stoneEwers made of carved sardonyx or agate in enameled gold mounts with precious and semi-precious stoneEwers made of carved sardonyx or agate in enameled gold mounts with precious and semi-precious stone

Ewers made of carved sardonyx or agate in enameled gold mounts with precious and semi-precious stones - Louvre Museum, Paris

Photos by Charles Reeza


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William, Duke of Cumberland, son of George IIBy Christian Friedrich Zincke Enamel, 1730-32

William, Duke of Cumberland, son of George II

By Christian Friedrich Zincke

Enamel, 1730-32


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 Flamingo, carved in pink agate with rose diamond eyes and chased dull red gold legs, by Henrik Wigs Flamingo, carved in pink agate with rose diamond eyes and chased dull red gold legs, by Henrik Wigs

Flamingo, carved in pink agate with rose diamond eyes and chased dull red gold legs, by Henrik Wigström (1903-08)


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A clip from the BBC Four documentary, “Brighton Pavilion’s secrets - Art, Passion and Power: The Story of the Royal Collection,” in which presenter Andrew Graham-Dixon explores the secrets of the Royal Pavilion in Brighton.

Lucretia (detail), 1530 - Original

Lucretia(detail), 1530 - Original


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Purse in the shape of a frog, seventeenth century. Royal Collection. See also: http://www.royalcolle

Purse in the shape of a frog, seventeenth century. Royal Collection.

See also: http://www.royalcollection.org.uk/collection/37043/purse


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Stumpwork Casket, c.1660-1690, showing a shepherdess with her needlework and surrounded by sheep in

Stumpwork Casket, c.1660-1690, showing a shepherdess with her needlework and surrounded by sheep in a pastoral scene on top, and Old Testament scenes around the sides. Stumpwork was almost exclusively the work of amateurs. Royal Collection.

More information: http://www.royalcollection.org.uk/collection/39240/stumpwork-casket


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