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Start Over Object class Figurines Donor Barbara E. Busch Accession number Acc.4286
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Angel figurine, accession number 3-26810, described as Archangel figurine; standing carved and painted archangel who has silver-painted tin wings and 3 painted tin “feathers”, the latter extending above his head; separately carved and attached arms; black-painted base has old insect damage underneath
Hearst Museum object titled Doll, accession number 9-14746, described as Doll; “Kokeshi Doll” of carved and painted wood; two sections, large bobbing head; black-painted hair, black and red-painted facial features, green, gold and white painted garments; H. 4.5 cm.
Hearst Museum object titled Figurine, accession number 9-14745a,b, described as Doll-like figurine, painted plaster; seated female warrior dressed in indigo armor; Japanese characters incised on back of seat; H. 15.5 cm.; printed explanation, in Japanese; 10 x 13.6 cm.
Hearst Museum object titled Figurine, accession number 9-14744, described as elephant hauling out log; elephant attached to log w/gold-col. metal chain; on wood atand; L. stand 15.2 cm.
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Figurine, accession number 3-26798, described as Figurine; plated palm fiber burro with rider, on wood stand; orange-dyed bridle and saddlebags. Object name was "Straw figurine of man on donkey, wooden base
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Figurines, accession number 3-26800, described as Figurines representing elderly couple, dyed cornhusk; each standing on masonite rectangle; a) man with cane, conical hat; white cotton "hair"; height 14.5 cm.; b) woman with cane, bucket; height 12 cm. Context of use: souvenir; cf. 3-28529.
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Mounted enamel figurine, accession number 3-26803, described as plaque, wall hanging; Aztec God “Cinteotl” in imitation cloisonne glued to black-painted wood plaque; explanation printed on metal is on back as is a hanging device; plaque for UEY TOZOZTLI, the Aztec name for April, the fourth month of the year wherein there is a festival to the Azted god of corn, Cinteotl. Explanation is in Spanish on back of specimen
Hearst Museum object titled Wood figurine, accession number 9-14743a,b, described as bookends; a pair; carved, standing elephant nailed to bookend; reddish-brown wood; ea. H. 17.2 cm.

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