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Hearst Museum object titled Box, accession number 9-17792, described as box, votive box for statue, rectangular, carved dark wood, peg construction, one side open, front with two opposed carved dragons; early 10th century

Hearst Museum object titled Box, accession number 9-17802a-g, described as box (sweetmeat); wood, black lacquer exterior, painted gold birds and flowers on lid; body with painted floral sprigs; painted gold interior; lid and box with scholar and aide in black; five enamelled metal insert trays, each with one of the five Immortals in landscape scene. “Nade Inohina” (Made in China) stamped on bottom of each tray; early 20th century

Hearst Museum object titled Box, accession number 9-17777, described as box; square, brass handle on top, brass lock flap on front, top split in corner 18 x 18 x 17 cm

Hearst Museum object titled Box, lid, and compartments, accession number 9-17786a-i, described as Container (fancy meats): fan shape with lid, wood, black lacquer, seven removable compartments, lid with painted gold scene of Eight Immortals paying homage to the Jade? Emperor. Painted floral design on sides; interior vermilion lacquer with gold trim. A) lid 41 x 22 x 4 cm B) bottom 41 x 22 x 5.5 cm C-I) removable compartments av. 12 x 9 x 3 cm.

Hearst Museum object titled Cabinet, accession number 9-17810a-d, described as cabinet; for shelf or table top; wood, black lacquer with gold paintings of lake scenes on front four doors and sides, birds and flowers on sides and back; two interior drawers, one removable shelf; stickers inside front door in English, “Old Chinese Lacquer Chien Lung Period $125.00”, “No. 85”, sticker on back “#84”. (a) cabinet 74x37x17 cm (b) left drawer 14x14.5x4.5 cm (c) right drawer 14x14.5x4.5 cm (d) removable shelf 34.5x 14x 0.8 cm

Hearst Museum object titled Container, accession number 9-17813, described as container; brass, cloisonne, multi-colored panels on sides with rooster and flowers, overall incised foliage design, rectangular; early 20th century

Hearst Museum object titled Figurine, accession number 9-17791, described as Kwan-yin; standing, carved wood, holding scroll, lacquered gold robe with wave pattern, reddish hands and face, black hair, random chips on paint, (from same temple as Lo-han, 9-17790); late 19th century

Hearst Museum object titled Figurine, accession number 9-17790, described as Lo-han; (one of the 18 Lo-hans, protectors of Buddhism), standing, carved wood, lacquered gold, red and black; gold and black wave pattern on robe, appears to be painted over original paint, random chips on paint, (from same temple as Kwan-Yin, 9-17791); late 19th century

Hearst Museum object titled Hanging, accession number 9-17774, described as wall hanging; composed of five embroidered silk panels, blue/green, red, and cream colored. Outlined with mirrors, panels are connect by silver knots and four fuchsia tassels hang from the lowermost panel. Sticker on back, "Studio of Lane Kearney" 17445 Polk Street, San Francisco. Length 92 cm width 14 cm. China Attributed.

Hearst Museum object titled Hanging, accession number 9-17775, described as wall hanging; composed of five embroidered silk panels, blue/green, red, and cream colored. Outlined with mirrors, panels are connect by silver knots and four fuchsia tassels hang from the lowermost panel. Sticker on back, 17445 Polk Street, San Francisco. Length 92 cm width 14 cm. China Attributed.