The History of Glasses | fixmyglasses
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A pair of Mughal spectacles set with emerald lenses, in diamond-mounted frames, India, lenses circa 17th century, frames 19th century | Arts of the Islamic World & India including Fine Rugs and
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Medieval sunglasses? – Melnick Medical Museum
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