File:Golden bottle and goblets.jpg

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Title
Golden_bottle_and_goblets
Medium gold
institution QS:P195,Q4872
Accession number
4; 6; 7
Object history Discovered by Schliemann in Troy
Source/Photographer Own work, photo by Szilas in the Pushkin Museum, Moscow
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