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Hearst Museum object titled Bowl and stand, accession number 9-16710a,b, described as (a) Bowl, Red Peking glass bowl, decorated with carved design of T'ao-tieh mask and dragons. diameter 15.5cm. (b) carved wooden stand. diameter 12cm, height 6.5cm.

Hearst Museum object titled Figurine, accession number 9-16450, described as Figure, on wooden stand (attached); standing man in long robes and wide brim hat, holding basket with flowers at waist in left hand and a dragon head staff in right, has long beard and moustache, smiling, painted in realistic colors, 2 decorative pegs on stand missing. ht.= 33.5 cm.

Hearst Museum object titled Hanging, accession number 9-16469, described as Hanging, embroidered silk; teal silk satin front & orange patterned silk backing, border has black ground w/ floral design interspersed w/ various objects such as fans & swords. Main panel has 2 phoenix in flight w/ flower stem in beaks, too-1 head & cloud design & bat in background. Silk satin w/ multicolor embroidery, mostly in satin & stem stitch but also employed french knot & a bit of couching. Feng-hwang = phoenix. China att. 160 cm by 76 cm.

Hearst Museum object titled Hanging, accession number 9-16470, described as Hanging, brocade; orange silk satin background with coarse cotton backing, depicted are 4 dragons (couched in gold thread) in midair w/ zoo-i head clouds & bats, over waves hiding smaller dragons & other creatures. Lower third is bright multicolor diagonally patterned stripes, as is border. Orange silk satin covered with multicolor embroidery, mostly satin, chain and stem stitch, french knot and couching. China att. Cf 9-13559 file code 3.3. This item has the same dragon and wave design. It is a dragon robe from the late 19th c. and may have been worn by a prince of high ranking mandarin official. 145 cm by 48 cm.

Hearst Museum object titled Horse figurine, accession number 9-16454a,b, described as Figures, horses (A&B) on attached stands; hollowed ceramic mirror-image Tang Dynasty reproductions, each sturdy bodied horse lifts a foreleg & crouches slightly on his hind legs, painted patchily to look old, ea. wear saddle & trappings, bobbed tail, rust red, black blue & white on somewhat coarse ceramic. Modeled and painted (?) ceramic. Both horses have broken and regaled in several places and dirt adhering (especially inside). China att. Max ht - 26.5 cm.

Hearst Museum object titled Jade on stand small, accession number 9-16409a,b, described as Carving with wooden stand; represents split segment of bamboo with bird (phoenix) in relief on front. (a) Height 5.5 cm., (b) height 1.5 cm.

Hearst Museum object titled Jar with lid and stand, accession number 9-16708a-c, described as jar (a), blue painted on white, decorated with Buddhist symbols: mirror design on shoulder, dragon pearl design at base. Also with floral designs. Foot rim slightly recessed. Shop mark: blue leaf inside ring food. Lip is chipped in one place. ht 13 cm (b) wooden carved lid, dia 3 1/2 cm (c) carved stand, dia 8 cm, ht. 6 cm. Late Ching Dynasty

Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Mirror, accession number 9-16741, described as Mirror, beveled, with carved "rosewood frame of stylized dragons in clouds. 2 brass handles for mounting. height 51cm, length 1m27cm

Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Table, accession number 9-16736, described as Table for lamp, squared topped, four legged. Recessed mahogany burl top. Made of rosewood. Says appraiser "Delicate carving of stylized archaic dragon on apron". Made circa 1900. See appraiser's notes in accession envelope.

Hearst Museum object titled Vase, accession number 9-16999, described as Vase, champleve, decorated upper band of chrysanthemum and lower hand of phoenix and fauna with stylized dragon ears. height 21cm. One of the ears is broken off.

Hearst Museum object titled Bowl and stand, accession number 9-16710a,b, described as (a) Bowl, Red Peking glass bowl, decorated with carved design of T'ao-tieh mask and dragons. diameter 15.5cm. (b) carved wooden stand. diameter 12cm, height 6.5cm.

Bowl and stand

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Hearst Museum object titled Figurine, accession number 9-16450, described as Figure, on wooden stand (attached); standing man in long robes and wide brim hat, holding basket with flowers at waist in left hand and a dragon head staff in right, has long beard and moustache, smiling, painted in realistic colors, 2 decorative pegs on stand missing. ht.= 33.5 cm.

Figurine

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Hearst Museum object titled Hanging, accession number 9-16469, described as Hanging, embroidered silk; teal silk satin front & orange patterned silk backing, border has black ground w/ floral design interspersed w/ various objects such as fans & swords. Main panel has 2 phoenix in flight w/ flower stem in beaks, too-1 head & cloud design & bat in background. Silk satin w/ multicolor embroidery, mostly in satin & stem stitch but also employed french knot & a bit of couching. Feng-hwang = phoenix. China att. 160 cm by 76 cm.

Hanging

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Hearst Museum object titled Hanging, accession number 9-16470, described as Hanging, brocade; orange silk satin background with coarse cotton backing, depicted are 4 dragons (couched in gold thread) in midair w/ zoo-i head clouds & bats, over waves hiding smaller dragons & other creatures. Lower third is bright multicolor diagonally patterned stripes, as is border. Orange silk satin covered with multicolor embroidery, mostly satin, chain and stem stitch, french knot and couching. China att. Cf 9-13559 file code 3.3. This item has the same dragon and wave design. It is a dragon robe from the late 19th c. and may have been worn by a prince of high ranking mandarin official. 145 cm by 48 cm.

Hanging

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Hearst Museum object titled Horse figurine, accession number 9-16454a,b, described as Figures, horses (A&B) on attached stands; hollowed ceramic mirror-image Tang Dynasty reproductions, each sturdy bodied horse lifts a foreleg & crouches slightly on his hind legs, painted patchily to look old, ea. wear saddle & trappings, bobbed tail, rust red, black blue & white on somewhat coarse ceramic. Modeled and painted (?) ceramic. Both horses have broken and regaled in several places and dirt adhering (especially inside). China att. Max ht - 26.5 cm.

Horse figurine

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Hearst Museum object titled Jade on stand small, accession number 9-16409a,b, described as Carving with wooden stand; represents split segment of bamboo with bird (phoenix) in relief on front. (a) Height 5.5 cm., (b) height 1.5 cm.

Jade on stand small

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Hearst Museum object titled Jar with lid and stand, accession number 9-16708a-c, described as jar (a), blue painted on white, decorated with Buddhist symbols: mirror design on shoulder, dragon pearl design at base. Also with floral designs. Foot rim slightly recessed. Shop mark: blue leaf inside ring food. Lip is chipped in one place. ht 13 cm (b) wooden carved lid, dia 3 1/2 cm (c) carved stand, dia 8 cm, ht. 6 cm. Late Ching Dynasty

Jar with lid and stand

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Mirror

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Table

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Hearst Museum object titled Vase, accession number 9-16999, described as Vase, champleve, decorated upper band of chrysanthemum and lower hand of phoenix and fauna with stylized dragon ears. height 21cm. One of the ears is broken off.

Vase

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Current results range from 1982 to 1982

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