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Celtic blade, bronze, France, ~800 BCE Bronze Age or earlier (Before 800 BCE)

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Boxwood sculpture with biblical and death motifs, Germany or Flanders, ~1700 AD Early Modern (1600 AD-1800 AD)

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Woodwork watchtower by a French POW at a British prison camp, 1800-1810 AD Modern Antiques or Ethnography (~1800 AD or later)

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Watch-holder with scrimshaw (whaletooth carvings) of a sailing ship and the Statue of Liberty, uncertain region?, 1890 AD Modern Antiques or Ethnography (~1800 AD or later)

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Miniature model of a cannon, France, ~1700 AD Early Modern (1600 AD-1800 AD)

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Brass bucket, Flanders, ~1500 AD Medieval (500 AD - 1600 AD)

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Engraved iron lathe, France, 18th century AD Early Modern (1600 AD-1800 AD)

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Lighter made to resemble an ornate pistol, France, mid-late 18th century AD Early Modern (1600 AD-1800 AD)

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Sculpture of a salamander, rock crystal, Roman Gaul, ~1st century AD? Classical Antiquity (~800 BCE - 500 AD)

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Ornate hunting crossbow for shooting stones or lead pellets, France, ~1720 AD Early Modern (1600 AD-1800 AD)

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Silver Frankish brooch, France, 6th century AD Medieval (500 AD - 1600 AD)

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Sequined silk stockings with snake motif, France, ~1900 AD Modern Antiques or Ethnography (~1800 AD or later)

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Ornate snuff box, France, 1744 AD Early Modern (1600 AD-1800 AD)

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Gallo-Roman glass bottle in the shape of a fish, 3rd century AD Classical Antiquity (~800 BCE - 500 AD)

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Gallo-Roman glass bottle in the shape of a fish, 3rd century AD
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Flintlock pistol with lantern attachment (no, really), France, ~1800 AD Modern Antiques or Ethnography (~1800 AD or later)

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Flintlock pistol with lantern attachment (no, really), France, ~1800 AD
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Dueling frogs (taxidermy), France, 19th century AD Modern Antiques or Ethnography (~1800 AD or later)

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Dueling frogs (taxidermy), France, 19th century AD
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