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Hearst Museum object titled Box w/set of six glasses, accession number 5-16810a-g, described as clear glass set of 6 glasses, usable for either hot or cold beverages (a-f) in a cardboard casing (g). each glass with a label which reads "El nsr, Misr el Haditha Co". cardboard case marked, "Spring el nsr, 6 pieces, Misr el Haditha Glass Co. Mostorod, tel: 2205086-2204812, www.misrelhadithaglass.com" and "High Quality Glass

Hearst Museum object titled Doll, accession number 5-14902, no description available.

Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Doll, accession number 3-29311, described as Figurine; standing male Mexican peasant in white cotton shirt and trousers, leather “huaraches” (sandals), varicolored striped narrow shoulder blanket, large woven straw sombrero; holding gold-painted “flute” in hands; face has painted features. Tourist souvenir. Stamped “Mexico” on sole of one “huarache.” Height including sombrero 32 cm. Ceramic and cloth.

Hearst Museum object titled Doll, accession number 5-14903, no description available.

Hearst Museum object titled Musical instrument, accession number 5-14904a,b, described as Stringed instrument with bow (native name: rababa); (a) instrument, wood, body has parchment-like material on top; two strings (nylon?), two pegs, protruding piece of metal; length 62.5 cm; (b) bow: palmleaf midrib, black nylon (?) strings, green cotton cordage; length 33.7 cm.

Hearst Museum object titled Tablecloth, accession number 2-68359, described as Tablecloth; cotton; white with red, blue, and green stripped border embellished with people eating and playing musical instruments; square in center with pies, cotton bells, and banjoes; figures represent stereotyped African Americans. Plain woven commercial cotton.

Hearst Museum object titled Teaglass and saucer, accession number 5-16806a,b, described as glass tea glass with handle. clear glass upper, aqua blue etched glass lower 3/4 with floral/ vine design (a). saucer, etched aqua blue glass with floral/ vine design on upper surface (b). glass and saucer molded; handle blown and applied.

Hearst Museum object titled Teaglass and saucer, accession number 5-16807a,b, described as glass tea glass with handle. clear glass upper, aqua blue etched glass lower 3/4 with floral/ vine design (a). saucer, etched aqua blue glass with floral/ vine design on upper surface (b). glass and saucer molded; handle blown and applied.

Hearst Museum object titled Teaglass with saucer, accession number 5-16808a,b, described as glass tea glass with handle. clear glass upper, aqua blue etched glass lower 3/4 with floral/ vine design (a). saucer, etched aqua blue glass with floral/ vine design on upper surface (b). glass and saucer molded; handle blown and applied.

Hearst Museum object titled Teaglass with saucer, accession number 5-16809a,b, described as glass tea glass with handle. clear glass upper, aqua blue etched glass lower 3/4 with floral/ vine design (a). saucer, etched aqua blue glass with floral/ vine design on upper surface (b). glass and saucer molded; handle blown and applied.

Hearst Museum object titled Box w/set of six glasses, accession number 5-16810a-g, described as clear glass set of 6 glasses, usable for either hot or cold beverages (a-f) in a cardboard casing (g). each glass with a label which reads "El nsr, Misr el Haditha Co". cardboard case marked, "Spring el nsr, 6 pieces, Misr el Haditha Glass Co. Mostorod, tel: 2205086-2204812, www.misrelhadithaglass.com" and "High Quality Glass

Box w/set of six glasses

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Hearst Museum object titled Doll, accession number 5-14902, no description available.

Doll

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Doll

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Hearst Museum object titled Doll, accession number 5-14903, no description available.

Doll

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Hearst Museum object titled Musical instrument, accession number 5-14904a,b, described as Stringed instrument with bow (native name: rababa); (a) instrument, wood, body has parchment-like material on top; two strings (nylon?), two pegs, protruding piece of metal; length 62.5 cm; (b) bow: palmleaf midrib, black nylon (?) strings, green cotton cordage; length 33.7 cm.

Musical instrument

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Hearst Museum object titled Tablecloth, accession number 2-68359, described as Tablecloth; cotton; white with red, blue, and green stripped border embellished with people eating and playing musical instruments; square in center with pies, cotton bells, and banjoes; figures represent stereotyped African Americans. Plain woven commercial cotton.

Tablecloth

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Hearst Museum object titled Teaglass and saucer, accession number 5-16806a,b, described as glass tea glass with handle. clear glass upper, aqua blue etched glass lower 3/4 with floral/ vine design (a). saucer, etched aqua blue glass with floral/ vine design on upper surface (b). glass and saucer molded; handle blown and applied.

Teaglass and saucer

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Hearst Museum object titled Teaglass and saucer, accession number 5-16807a,b, described as glass tea glass with handle. clear glass upper, aqua blue etched glass lower 3/4 with floral/ vine design (a). saucer, etched aqua blue glass with floral/ vine design on upper surface (b). glass and saucer molded; handle blown and applied.

Teaglass and saucer

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Hearst Museum object titled Teaglass with saucer, accession number 5-16808a,b, described as glass tea glass with handle. clear glass upper, aqua blue etched glass lower 3/4 with floral/ vine design (a). saucer, etched aqua blue glass with floral/ vine design on upper surface (b). glass and saucer molded; handle blown and applied.

Teaglass with saucer

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Hearst Museum object titled Teaglass with saucer, accession number 5-16809a,b, described as glass tea glass with handle. clear glass upper, aqua blue etched glass lower 3/4 with floral/ vine design (a). saucer, etched aqua blue glass with floral/ vine design on upper surface (b). glass and saucer molded; handle blown and applied.

Teaglass with saucer

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Joan A. Knudsen7 objects

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Current results range from 1985 to 2007

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[Missing]4 objects

1.5 Household6 objects
6.2 Toys, Children’s Utensils, Objects used in the Education of Children2 objects
2.1 Daily Garb1 objects
4.1 Dwellings and Furnishings1 objects
5.4 Secular and Religious Musical Instruments1 objects
5.7 Objects made for sale, souvenirs, models, and reproductions1 objects

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