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              <text>Nautilus Cup</text>
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              <text>Mount: Cup (covered opening)</text>
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              <text>Mount: Anonymous, Germany (attributed)</text>
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              <text>Mount: c. 1650 (attributed)</text>
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              <text>Owner: Wadsworth Atheneum, Hartford, CT, USA, Inv. Nr. 1917.257</text>
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