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Plate 4: Vase or Ewer with a Frieze containing mermaids and centaurs, and below a lion's head with garlands and ribbons, from Antique Vases (‘Vasa a Polydoro Caravagino’)
1605

Plate 3: Vase with a satyr's mask and garlands, from Antique Vases (Vasa a Polydoro Caravagino)
1605

Plate 6: Vase or Ewer with a Frieze Containing Naked Figures, Supported Below by Two Female Sphinxes, from Antique Vases (Vasa a Polydoro Caravagino)
1605

Plate 5: Vase or Ewer with a Double Frieze, the Top shows Men Wrestling a Bull, the Bottom contains a Mask and Two Griffins, from Antique Vases (Vasa a Polydoro Caravagino)
1605