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Liturgical Comb made of ivory Medieval, late 11th century AD Found in England or Wales The British Museum

Liturgical Comb made of ivory Medieval, late 11th century AD Found in England or Wales The British Museum

Liturgical comb ca. 1200-1210 English 8.6 x 8.6 cm The Metropolitan Museum of Art

Double-sided ivory liturgical comb with scenes of Henry II and Thomas Becket ca. 1200-1210 Made in Canterbury, England 8.6 x 8.6 x 1.2 cm Metropolitan Museum of Art

St. Albans liturgical comb c. 1120 85 x 115 mm Early Medieval England Victoria and Albert Museum

Liturgical comb Made in St. Albans Ca. 1130, Medieval Victoria and Albert Museum

Carolingian ivory comb showing Samson and the Lion 9th century Louvre Museum

Liturgical comb Late 11th-12th century Created in Italy 9.5 x 11.4 x 1.7 cm The Cloisters Collection

Liturgical comb with medallions (peigne double) 108 x 152 mm Gothic Ivories The Courtauld Institute of Art

Comb 12th- - 17th century Ivory Made in Germany The British Museum

Comb Second quarter of 14th century French (Paris)

Liturgical comb 11th century, Byzantine comb Louvre Museum

Ivory comb 15th century Art Gallery of Ontario

Peigne, comb Egypt, Nagada epoc Ivory of hippo Louvre Museum

Double comb with scenes of courtly life 1400-1430, Late Medieval Created in Italy Ivory with paint and gilding The Walters Art Museum

Ivory comb 1325-50 Scene of lovers in garden Created in Paris Victoria and Albert Museum

Ivory Comb of Modestina 3rd-4th century AD A comb bearing owner's name The British Museum

Ivory comb 3rd millennium BC Imported from India, Ras al-Jinz De Nieuwe Kerk Amsterdam, Museum

Kandy ivory comb 18th century Sri Lanka 13.5 x 9 cm

Comb made of ivory Thule (Neo-Eskimo) Historic Inuit From eastern Arctic 13th-19th century Royal Ontario Museum

Fragment of ivory comb 1st-3rd century Afghanistan or West Indian 5.6 x 7.9 cm The Metropolitan Museum of Art