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The image shows a display case in a museum, likely the State Hermitage Museum in Saint Petersburg, Russia, given the provenance listed on the labels. The display case has a dark red velvet lining. Several artifacts are visible inside the case. In the upper left is a circular, ornate brass object, possibly an astrolabe or similar navigational instrument. To its right are two coins. Below the astrolabe is a rectangular wooden box with intricate carvings, identified by a label as a "Small Box (Casket)". The label indicates it is made of rosewood, bronze, and is carved and gilded, from Austria, dated 1761. To the right of the box is a pocket watch with a white face and Roman numerals, identified by a label as a "Carriage Clock (Travel Clock)". The label states it is made of silver, steel, gold, and copper alloys, enamel, and glass, from London, dated 1775, and made by the clockmaker James Cox. In the lower right section of the case, there is a circular object identified by a label as a "Compass". It is described as being made of copper alloys, glass, and is forged and engraved. The label indicates it is from Iran and dates from 1287 AH / 1870-1871. The labels are placed in front of the artifacts they describe and provide both Russian and English descriptions. The overall lighting suggests an indoor museum setting. There are no people visible in the image.
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