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Hearst Museum object titled Stemmed mirror, accession number 8-229b, described as Two Bronze Mirrors, stemmed; B) plain; 15.25 cm diameter. Durighello, Paris

Hearst Museum object titled Stirrup jar, accession number 8-3273, described as Stirrup Jar; miniature size, painted decoration. False neck with top disc from which two vertical handles go to the shoulder, Eccentric spout, ring base. Horizontal painted hands of varying widths on body. solid color exterior oh handles.

Hearst Museum object titled Stirrup jar, accession number 8-195, described as Stirrup Jar; miniature size, flat shoulder, painted decoration. Concave false neck with top disc from which two vertical handles go to shoulder. Concave spout, ring base. Horizontal painted bands of varying widths on body. Handles solid paint. Height 9.4 cm, base 6.6 cm; maximum body diameter 13.7 cm; diameter of mouth (from outer edge of lip) 2.2 cm

Hearst Museum object titled Tankard, accession number 8-289, described as Tankard: Squat, globular depressed body with tall wide slightly concave neck; slightly flared rim; vertical strap handle from neck to shoulder with projection at its top. Another projection on body opposite handle at neck base. Painted decoration in orange and dark brown on exterior of body, foot, handle and neck; Also on interior of neck. Linear designs in horizontal parallel straight lines. Extensive cracking small triangular piece missing from body, Major chips and cracks, pieces missing from rim, foot, handle,. H. to rim 17.1cm; Rim diamter 12.7; Max Body diameter 12.2 cm. Foot diamter 7.1 cm

Hearst Museum object titled Torah, accession number 9-321, described as Leather mss roll in Hebrew. Modern copies of the Book of the Law and the Pentateuch. Five books of Moses (321 and 322 together).

Hearst Museum object titled Torah, accession number 9-322, described as Leather mss roll in Hebrew. Modern copies of the Book of the Law and the Pentateuch. Five books of Moses (321 and 322 together).

Hearst Museum object titled Trefoil oinochoe, accession number 8-154, described as Oinochoe; greenglass; trefoil mouth; straphandle; 9.83 cm high

Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Tripod juglet, accession number 8-277c, described as Juglets; C. gourd shaped body; tripod legs; vertical loop handle, set diagonally, broken and mended, incised linear decoration, surface encrusted and discolored.

Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Tripod juglet, accession number 8-277b, described as Juglets; B. gourd shaped body; tripod legs; flared lip with un-pierced lug; loop handle undecorated.

Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Tripod juglet, accession number 8-277a, described as Cypriote tripod jug Juglets; A. Gourd-shaped body; wide cylindrical neck and mouth; tripod legs; two un-pierced lugs, one on rim, one on neck; vertical handle from lip to body; incised linear decoration filled with white paste.

Hearst Museum object titled Stemmed mirror, accession number 8-229b, described as Two Bronze Mirrors, stemmed; B) plain; 15.25 cm diameter. Durighello, Paris

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Hearst Museum object titled Stirrup jar, accession number 8-3273, described as Stirrup Jar; miniature size, painted decoration. False neck with top disc from which two vertical handles go to the shoulder, Eccentric spout, ring base. Horizontal painted hands of varying widths on body. solid color exterior oh handles.

Stirrup jar

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Hearst Museum object titled Stirrup jar, accession number 8-195, described as Stirrup Jar; miniature size, flat shoulder, painted decoration. Concave false neck with top disc from which two vertical handles go to shoulder. Concave spout, ring base. Horizontal painted bands of varying widths on body. Handles solid paint. Height 9.4 cm, base 6.6 cm; maximum body diameter 13.7 cm; diameter of mouth (from outer edge of lip) 2.2 cm

Stirrup jar

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Hearst Museum object titled Tankard, accession number 8-289, described as Tankard: Squat, globular depressed body with tall wide slightly concave neck; slightly flared rim; vertical strap handle from neck to shoulder with projection at its top. Another projection on body opposite handle at neck base. Painted decoration in orange and dark brown on exterior of body, foot, handle and neck; Also on interior of neck. Linear designs in horizontal parallel straight lines. Extensive cracking small triangular piece missing from body, Major chips and cracks, pieces missing from rim, foot, handle,. H. to rim 17.1cm; Rim diamter 12.7; Max Body diameter 12.2 cm. Foot diamter 7.1 cm

Tankard

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Hearst Museum object titled Torah, accession number 9-321, described as Leather mss roll in Hebrew. Modern copies of the Book of the Law and the Pentateuch. Five books of Moses (321 and 322 together).

Torah

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Hearst Museum object titled Torah, accession number 9-322, described as Leather mss roll in Hebrew. Modern copies of the Book of the Law and the Pentateuch. Five books of Moses (321 and 322 together).

Torah

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Hearst Museum object titled Trefoil oinochoe, accession number 8-154, described as Oinochoe; greenglass; trefoil mouth; straphandle; 9.83 cm high

Trefoil oinochoe

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