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Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Sake bottle, accession number 9-12339a,b, described as Sake bottles for altar use.

Hearst Museum object titled Sake bottle, accession number 9-12296, described as Sake bottle; creamy color decorated with long-stemmed flower done in free brush strokes. Plain side very pitted. Can see unglazed spots where bottle was held in glazing. Height 10.5 inches, base 3.75 inches.

Hearst Museum object titled Sake bottle, accession number 9-12285, described as sake bottle - blue-green

Hearst Museum object titled Sake bottle, accession number 9-12284, described as sake bottle, ceramic. lower half cylindrical with smooth surface (scraped), upper half tapers to narrow, flared mouth, and has slight, decorative ridges modeled with tool. brownish celadon glaze with runny flambe green & blue glaze at top. interior of mouth glazed but not interior of body. no foot. dia. (base) 7 cm. h. 20 cm.

Hearst Museum object titled Sake bottle, accession number 9-12290, described as stoneware sake bottle with slip deccoration (white)

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Hearst Museum object titled Sake bottle, accession number 9-12296, described as Sake bottle; creamy color decorated with long-stemmed flower done in free brush strokes. Plain side very pitted. Can see unglazed spots where bottle was held in glazing. Height 10.5 inches, base 3.75 inches.

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Hearst Museum object titled Sake bottle, accession number 9-12285, described as sake bottle - blue-green

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Hearst Museum object titled Sake bottle, accession number 9-12284, described as sake bottle, ceramic. lower half cylindrical with smooth surface (scraped), upper half tapers to narrow, flared mouth, and has slight, decorative ridges modeled with tool. brownish celadon glaze with runny flambe green & blue glaze at top. interior of mouth glazed but not interior of body. no foot. dia. (base) 7 cm. h. 20 cm.

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Hearst Museum object titled Sake bottle, accession number 9-12290, described as stoneware sake bottle with slip deccoration (white)

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