British Museum: Department of Greek and Roman Antiquities, October 11, 18661866 - 228 strani |
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Albanian ancient Angela Caim Angelopulo antiquities Arcadino Avvocato Fiscale bedroom bequest bottles British Museum bronze figures C. T. NEWTON cabinet chest of drawers Clarendon commò Consul copper Corfu deceased demise deponent deposited dollars door drawing-room evidence female figure fictile vases filagree Genevra Ceccoli glass gold ornaments gold ring hand head heirs Inclosure Inclosure 61 inscribed inscription inventory Invoice Ionian Islands iron safe James Woodhouse July July 21 lamps Leonidas letter Lord Clarendon Luzi mahogany Majesty's Consul male figure Maria Costantini Mustoxidi necklace packed Panizzi pendants plain precious objects proceedings received Reichardt remember Salvatore Fanti sealed sent servant side SIDNEY SMITH SAUNDERS Signed Signora Maria Signora Maria Costantini silver Sir Henry Storks small boxes sold strong box tablets Taylor terracotta Thinks told tombs took trays Trustees undersigned valuables Vischer white marble Wood Woodhouse Collection Woodhouse Museum Woodhouse's house wreaths Zambelli دو وو
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