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26 August 2016

The jewelry of ancient Egypt at the MET

Dating back thousands of years, most have been found in the tombs of kings and queens hidden in the Nile valley. Their design is breathtakingly modern.

18 May 2016

Tiffany clocks in New York

When next in New York City just across from Grand Central Station on 42nd Street, look up…

When next in New York City just across from Grand Central Station on 42nd Street, look up...

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