Everyday items used in domestic settings, from kitchen tools to personal belongings. This tag offers a glimpse into the routines and environments of homes throughout history.
Crafted in the 18th century, the snuff bottle exemplifies the artistry and cross-cultural exchanges of the era, offering a glimpse into how portable luxury items like this were not only functional but also symbols of imperial curiosity and refinement.
A ceramic kantharos from 470–460 BCE, shaped with dual faces of a satyr and an African, formed in red-figure style.
A porcelain dish from the late 1600s–early 1700s, featuring ginkgo leaves in underglaze blue, outlined with enamel details.