Maker: Unknown
Ivory carving, possibly the body of a tankard. Oval cylinder, open at top and bottom, carved with a continuous scene incorporating centaurs, putti and boys.
Lent to the museum by the Master and Fellows of Trinity College
Method of acquisition: Loan (1969) by Trinity College, Cambridge
17th Century-19th Century
1675
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1899
Accession number: AAL.1-1969
Primary reference Number: 208766
Stable URI
Owner or interested party:
The Fitzwilliam Museum
Associated department:
Applied Arts
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