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Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Snuff bottle and stopper, accession number 9-13578a,b, described as snuff bottle with stopper-applicator, carved ivory; a) snuff bottle: scene in relief on one side shows woman playing stringed instrument, man playing flute-like instrument, tree to one side; incised and darkened scene on other side shows swallow and tree, calligraphic inscription; incised and stained black

Hearst Museum object titled Snuff bottle in box, accession number 9-13585a-e, described as snuff bottle in box; a) snuff bottle: horn with gilded metal mounts set with coral and turquoise; b) stopper-applicator of gilded metal with turquoise and coral stones in handle; c) silk and paper inner sliding box cover; d) silk (?) covered and lined fitted box; e) outer sliding box cover, silk covered, calligraphic paper label

Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Stand, accession number 9-14919b, described as Stand for cloisonné vase

Hearst Museum object titled Tea box, accession number 9-16552, described as Box with two internal lids and a key

Hearst Museum object titled Textile, accession number 9-13570, described as embroidery; black silk panel with extremely fine embroidery of flowers, waves, etc. in varicolored silk thread; remnants of paper around edges; Said to be part of handbag in “Peking stitch.”

Hearst Museum object titled Tray, accession number 9-17859, described as Tray, small rectangular. Enamel cloisonner on copper. Inside: naturalistic dipiction of a river bank scene including traditional Japanese flora -- iris, and a wisteria tree with a bird perch on its limb -- multicolored on black ground. Framed by a multi-colored band of geometric forms and stylized flowers. Bottom, dark green enamel. Poor condition: bottom chipped, repair made to inside upper-right corner.

Hearst Museum object titled Urn, enamel on metal, black/gold, accession number 9-17869a-d, described as Vases (a, b) pair, cloisonne on brass. Panathenaic amphoric form, vertically fluted into four panels. Each panel decorated with a central stylized wire lotus and scroll motif surrounded by continuous wire scrolls on black ground. Gilded at rim and base. Two teak wood oval strands which conform to fluted shape of vases, footed. Carved and of continuous thunder clouds upper sides. Lower sides open scroll work. (a,c) 32 cm height (b,d) 12.3 cm length

Hearst Museum object titled Urn, enamel on metal, multicolored, accession number 9-17861a,b, described as (a) Vase, tall cylindrical, enamel on brass. Exterior cloisonne: two central medallion depicting a dark blue, wire scaled, “5-toed” dragon with turquoise and red accents on light blue ground with stylized wire cloud diaper; stylized, multicolored lotuses and small light blue scallop-shaped medallions with white quadrefoil flowers, all on a black ground with wire; wire scrolls surrounds medallions; at base and rim, band of multicolored stylized flowers, rim black ground, base white ground. (b) circular teakwood stand with a single band of carved thunder clouds around side

Hearst Museum object titled Vanity chest, accession number 9-16545a,b, described as Vanity chest; ivory with handprinted landscape depictions set into lacquered wood, with brass hardware. Six drawers set behind two hinge panel doors. One long drawer on bottom of chest with ivory inset on front. Has carved lacquer stand (b). Bottom drawer panel is loose. Wood, lacquered; ivory; brass. Decorative, to hold jewelry or small objects. Japan, unspecified. A. h. 26 cm x w. 19 cm x l. .27 cm. B. h. 16.5 cm x w. 22 cm x l. 31 cm.

Hearst Museum object titled Vase, accession number 9-14919a,b, described as Cloisonné vase with stand

Snuff bottle and stopper

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Hearst Museum object titled Snuff bottle in box, accession number 9-13585a-e, described as snuff bottle in box; a) snuff bottle: horn with gilded metal mounts set with coral and turquoise; b) stopper-applicator of gilded metal with turquoise and coral stones in handle; c) silk and paper inner sliding box cover; d) silk (?) covered and lined fitted box; e) outer sliding box cover, silk covered, calligraphic paper label

Snuff bottle in box

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Stand

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Hearst Museum object titled Tea box, accession number 9-16552, described as Box with two internal lids and a key

Tea box

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Hearst Museum object titled Textile, accession number 9-13570, described as embroidery; black silk panel with extremely fine embroidery of flowers, waves, etc. in varicolored silk thread; remnants of paper around edges; Said to be part of handbag in “Peking stitch.”

Textile

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Hearst Museum object titled Tray, accession number 9-17859, described as Tray, small rectangular. Enamel cloisonner on copper. Inside: naturalistic dipiction of a river bank scene including traditional Japanese flora -- iris, and a wisteria tree with a bird perch on its limb -- multicolored on black ground. Framed by a multi-colored band of geometric forms and stylized flowers. Bottom, dark green enamel. Poor condition: bottom chipped, repair made to inside upper-right corner.

Tray

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Hearst Museum object titled Urn, enamel on metal, black/gold, accession number 9-17869a-d, described as Vases (a, b) pair, cloisonne on brass. Panathenaic amphoric form, vertically fluted into four panels. Each panel decorated with a central stylized wire lotus and scroll motif surrounded by continuous wire scrolls on black ground. Gilded at rim and base. Two teak wood oval strands which conform to fluted shape of vases, footed. Carved and of continuous thunder clouds upper sides. Lower sides open scroll work. (a,c) 32 cm height (b,d) 12.3 cm length

Urn, enamel on metal, black/gold

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Hearst Museum object titled Urn, enamel on metal, multicolored, accession number 9-17861a,b, described as (a) Vase, tall cylindrical, enamel on brass. Exterior cloisonne: two central medallion depicting a dark blue, wire scaled, “5-toed” dragon with turquoise and red accents on light blue ground with stylized wire cloud diaper; stylized, multicolored lotuses and small light blue scallop-shaped medallions with white quadrefoil flowers, all on a black ground with wire; wire scrolls surrounds medallions; at base and rim, band of multicolored stylized flowers, rim black ground, base white ground. (b) circular teakwood stand with a single band of carved thunder clouds around side

Urn, enamel on metal, multicolored

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Hearst Museum object titled Vanity chest, accession number 9-16545a,b, described as Vanity chest; ivory with handprinted landscape depictions set into lacquered wood, with brass hardware. Six drawers set behind two hinge panel doors. One long drawer on bottom of chest with ivory inset on front. Has carved lacquer stand (b). Bottom drawer panel is loose. Wood, lacquered; ivory; brass. Decorative, to hold jewelry or small objects. Japan, unspecified. A. h. 26 cm x w. 19 cm x l. .27 cm. B. h. 16.5 cm x w. 22 cm x l. 31 cm.

Vanity chest

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Hearst Museum object titled Vase, accession number 9-14919a,b, described as Cloisonné vase with stand

Vase

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Edward J. Mahoney Jr.17 objects
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5.7 Objects made for sale, souvenirs, models, and reproductions68 objects
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S1986-1987 #34: Pacific Heritage Museum (May 27, 1987–October 3, 1988)36 objects
S1976-1977 #92: M. H. de Young Memorial Museum (June 27, 1977–April 7, 1978)1 objects
S1977-1978 #33: Presidio Army Museum (February 9, 1978–February 23, 1978)1 objects
S1982-1983 #47: Fresno Arts Center (June 13, 1983–November 9, 1983)1 objects
S1984-1985 #19: Merritt College (November 7, 1984–April 22, 1985)1 objects
S1986-1987 #35: Heffernan Films (June 4, 1987–June 9, 1987)1 objects
S1987-1988 #9: Museum of Craft and Folk Art (San Francisco) (August 1987–November 2, 1987)1 objects
S1994-1995 #9b: SFO Museum (May 5, 1995–June 12, 1995)1 objects

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