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Single piece, intact, and seemingly complete, except eroded at the edges of the blade, on either side, particularly in the middle third of the piece. Blackish-brown with green patches throughout.
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| 13.10.4A-B
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Two pieces, each intact, seemingly not missing any parts. The mirror is in better condition, with only a few worn and/or green patches, while the lid is damaged at the edges and is covered on the underside with whitish-green deposits. The lid has one cracked, running from the edge toward the centre.
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| 2004.8.2A
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One of two joining fragments (the other is 2004.08.2B). Single, triangular fragment, broken roughly. Black decoration seemingly unweathered or tarnished (both interior and exterior).
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| 2020.8.1
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Seemingly unfinished (some blackening around profile)
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| 59.2.7
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All that remains of the mummified cat is the head and neck, from which most wrappings have been removed. The head is in a good state of preservation, showing whiskers & teeth. Enclosed note written in pencil on the back of a printed piece of paper is also well preserved and legible. Cork stopper, seemingly original to the 1890s acquisition of the head, is covered in newspaper which is also well preserved and legible.
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| REDMG:1953.25.91
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Seemingly intact. Small chip to back leg of horse. Some deposits.
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| TEMP.2007.3.58
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orange discolouration; weathered but only slightly worn; oddly shaped but seemingly complete
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