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Type	Place/date	Current location

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

Pommel (fragment) or rosary bead, 4 faces (chapelet)

Netherlandish; 16th century

Berlin, Skulpturensammlung und Museum für Byzantinische Kunst, Inv. 3097 (almost completely destroyed)

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

Wing, left (fragment of a diptych), 1 register, 3 arches across (plaquette; frise d'arcatures)

French; 14th century

Berlin, Skulpturensammlung und Museum für Byzantinische Kunst, Inv. 629

Chess piece

German or North French (?); 13th century; 14th century; 15th century

Toronto, The Thomson Collection at the Art Gallery of Ontario (AGO), 29123

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

Statuette

French (Paris); 14th century-15th century

Toronto, The Thomson Collection at the Art Gallery of Ontario (AGO), 68118

Diptych with gables, 3 registers, 3 arches across (frise d'arcatures); known as 'Soissons Diptych'

French (Paris); 13th century

London, Victoria and Albert Museum, 211-1865

Statuette

French (Paris?); 14th century

Toronto, The Thomson Collection at the Art Gallery of Ontario (AGO), 29125

Diptych with gables, 3 registers, 3 arches across (frise d'arcatures); known as 'Soissons Diptych'

French (Paris); 13th century

London, Victoria and Albert Museum, 211-1865


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