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Start Over Object class Vessels (containers) Donor George M. Foster Accession number Acc.1241
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Bottle, accession number 3-15759, described as Possible water bottle, ceramic, earthenware; globular, with bulbous neck; red slip geometric decoration; height ca 24.5 X diameter 16.1 cm.
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Bowl, accession number 3-15758, described as cooking/serving bowl, ceramic, earthenware, red slip with brown geometric decoration; flat bottom; flat rim; height 10.0 cm X diameter 26.0 cm.
Hearst Museum object titled Gourd bowl, accession number 3-15737, described as Gourd bowl, lacquered; red on inside, black on outside with handpainted polychrome floral and bird design; cf 3-15736; H ca 13 cm X rim dia 28.7 cm
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Gourd bowl, accession number 3-15736, described as Gourd bowl, lacquered; red inside, hand-painted floral and bird polychrome design on outside. Jicalpeste - dried pumpkin without a top decorated with lacquer. Height circa 11.0 cm x rim diameter 17.4 cm.
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Gourd bowl (jícara), accession number 3-15735, described as Gourd bowl, blossom end of pericarp; lacquered in the two layered or rayado technique, cream over blue; inside three design bands around rim with radial floral design in center of bowl; outside,three design bands from rim, one solid and two geometric with radial floral design on bottom; diameter 20.2 cm. Native name Jícara from Nahuatl, xicalli, gourd bowl. It is a vine gourd (Lagenaria). The Rayado technique: second coat of contrasting color with design incised and excess material removed from around the figure leaving design in low relief; see accession envelope No. 2897.
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Gourd bowl (jícara), accession number 3-15733, described as Gourd bowl, blossom end of pericarp; lacquered in the two layered or rayado technique, black over blue; three design bands from rim, solid, geometric, floral with duck and squirrel in center of bowl; outside, geometric fringe design band with radial floral design on bottom; diameter 20 cm. Native name Jícara from Nahuatl, xicalli, gourd bowl. It is a vine gourd (Lagenaria). The Rayado technique: second coat of contrasting color with design incised and excess material removed from around the figure leaving design in low relief; see accession envelope No. 2897.
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Gourd bowl (jícara), accession number 3-15734, described as Gourd bowl, blossom end of pericarp; lacquered in the two layered or rayado technique, black over red; inside three design bands from rim, solid, geometric, and floral with duck and two squirrels in center of bowl; outside, geometric fringe design band with radial floral design on bottom; diameter 20 -21cm. Native name Jícara from Nahuatl, xicalli, gourd bowl. It is a vine gourd (Lagenaria). The Rayado technique: second coat of contrasting color with design incised and excess material removed from around the figure leaving design in low relief; see accession envelope No. 2897.
Hearst Museum object titled Jar, accession number 3-15755, described as Pottery jar, light buff ground, a little red slip decoration. 12 inch diameter;height 9 inches.
Hearst Museum object titled Water jar, accession number 3-15756, described as Pottery "cántaro", water jar, red ground, decoration in bands, figures, et cetera. 26.7 cm X 28.0 cm.

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