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Type	Place/date	Current location

Gabled diptych with pinnacles, 3 registers, 3 arches across (frise d'arcatures; colonnettes)

French (Paris); 13th century

Berlin, Skulpturensammlung und Museum für Byzantinische Kunst, Inv. 623; Inv. 624

Mirror case, frame of 4 lobes (quatre-feuilles; valve de miroir)

North Italian (Lombardy or Milan); 14th century; 15th century

Washington, D.C., Smithsonian American Art Museum, 1929.8.240.4

Diptych, 2 registers, 6 arches across (frise d'arcatures); known as the Ulpha Diptych

Unpublished;

Unknown location, s/n

Opening Virgin triptych (Vierge ouvrante); Boubon Virgin (Vierge de Boubon)

French (Burgundy, Sens?); 12th century-13th century; 18th century-19th century

Baltimore, Walters Art Museum, Inv. 71.152

Rosary pendant, 2 faces (chapelet)

North French or South Netherlandish (Flemish); 16th century

Detroit, The Detroit Institute of Arts, 1990.315

Gabled diptych with pinnacles, 3 registers, 3 arches across (frise d'arcatures; colonnettes)

French (Paris); 13th century

Berlin, Skulpturensammlung und Museum für Byzantinische Kunst, Inv. 623; Inv. 624

Statuette

Flemish (Bruges, Tournai or Ghent); 14th century; 15th century

Aalst, Hospitaal van de Zusters Augustinessen (Augustinian Convent), s/n

Statuette

Flemish (Bruges, Tournai or Ghent); 14th century; 15th century

Aalst, Hospitaal van de Zusters Augustinessen (Augustinian Convent), s/n

Hunting horn (oliphant)

English; 14th century

Zagreb, Muzej Mimara, Inv. ATM 2443

Gabled centre panel (fragment of a triptych), 2 registers, 3 arches across (frise d'arcatures; colonnettes)

French (Paris) or North French; 13th century

London, The Courtauld Gallery, O.1966.GP.13


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