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Inscription band from a rood altar canopy, from St Nicholas's Church, Aberdeen, early 16th century
Inscription band from a rood altar canopy, from St Nicholas's Church, Aberdeen, early 16th century
Roman stone altar dedicated to the Discipline of the Emperor, with a sacrificial axe and knife in relief on the right hand side and a patera with ram's head handle on the left, from Birrens
Altar of stone, dedicated to Apollo, square with richly moulded top and base with wreath, bow and quiver, and defaced inscription, from Roman fort at Bar Hill, Dunbartonshire, Scotland, Roman Period, 140 - 165 AD
Roman altar dedicated to Hercules Magusanus by an officer in a cavalry unit of Tungrians, found at Brightons, Polmont, Stirlingshire, near Mumrills on the Antonine Wall, AD 140-165
Altar of stone, dedicated to the Nymphs by a vexillatio of the Sixth Legion, found c. 1802 at Nether Croy, Dunbartonshire, Scotland, Roman Period, 80 - 211 AD
Sandstone slab, probably the front of an altar or tomb, with a cross of interlaced work in centre, from Flotta, Orkney
Votive altar in bronze consisting of a tray on which are represented two hes-vases and four loaves in relief, with represented animals including a frog forming the spout flanked by two jackals, a hawk with solar disk and an ape (?) with moon disk, on the underside a dedicatory inscription in favour of Her-Isit: Ancient Egyptian, probably Roman Period
Porcelain altar piece from a Buddhist altar set (fo gong) in the shape of a lotus, with yangcai (famille rose) enamel decoration: China, Qianlong mark and period, Qing Dynasty, early Qianlong period, 1736 - 1795 AD
Silk Buddhist altar cloth with a repeating woven pattern of peony, chrysanthemums, dragon and phoenix: Japan, mid-Meiji era, 1884 - 1899
Brocade Buddhist altar cloth (uchishiki) woven in coloured silks and gold thread and showing a repeating design of dragons pursuing the magic jewel: Japan, 19th century
Silk Buddhist altar cloth (uchishiki) with repeating woven motif of dragons and clouds in coloured silks and gold thread: Japan, mid-Meiji era, 1884 - 1899
Silk Buddhist altar cloth with repeating woven motif of dragons and Chinese lions on a diaper ground in coloured silks and gold thread: Japan, mid-Meiji era, 1884 - 1899