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Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Lacqeured tray, accession number 3-30101, described as Tray, wood, rectangular, lacquered; polychrome floral design on black ground on front; solid black on back; L 32.7 cm X W 22.9 cm.

Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Lacquered box, accession number 3-30099, described as Box, wood, lacquered; rectangular, with hinged lid; red interior; rabbit and floral design in black on red background; surface chipped; L 10.0 cm X W 6.4 cm X H 5.3 cm.

Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Lacquered plate, accession number 3-30100, described as Platter, round, wood, lacquered; shallow bowl shaped; polychrome floral pattern (faded); Dia 42.1 cm.

Hearst Museum object titled Lacquered tray, accession number 3-29542, described as Tray: Large, circular painted tray decorated with flowers and a blue bird (possibly a peacock); background: black; other colors use: green, yellow, blue, grayish white, pink and white; pink faded; several cracks where pain has come away from wood; back is brown; 2 stamps reading, "Casa Cavillo Lacas Apartado 17 Uruapan, Michoacan" and price tag reading $35 dollars. 54.9 cm diameter. Native name: batea; from verb "batear" which means to mix; mixing container. Materials: wood; style of work is "embutido". Designs first scratched onto wood, then painted over with background color. Then, that color removed and filled with design colors. Context of use: purchased by collectors at a garage sale. Name implies originally used as a mixing container or could also have been used as a tray, but most likely a decorative item.

Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Lacquered tray, accession number 3-30102, described as Tray, wood, rectangular, lacquered; incised red rabbit, bird, and butterfly design on black background on front; solid black on back; L 53.7 cm X W 36.6 cm.

Hearst Museum object titled Leggings, accession number 2-64958a,b, described as Knitted in black yarn.

Hearst Museum object titled Mat, accession number 2-64946, described as Two Gray Hills style; carded beige ground with white and yellow-beige geometric designs; white inner border with bifurcated black design extending from black outer border.

Hearst Museum object titled Mat, accession number 2-64947, described as Two Gray Hills style; beige center with series of white diamonds and white right angle design border; next carded grey then umber in step design into white inner border and then black outer border. Handspun wool.

Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Rattle, accession number 3-30098, described as Dance rattle, gourd; discoidal shaped gourd pierced with tapered, round stick handle; gourd cracked; residual black and light green pigment on surface; diameter 13.5 cm x length 21.0c m.

Hearst Museum object titled Rug, accession number 2-64949, described as Brown ground with triangles and parallelograms in white, grey and light purple; small grey diamond in center; yellow stripe top and bottom. Handspun wool.

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Lacquered plate

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Hearst Museum object titled Lacquered tray, accession number 3-29542, described as Tray: Large, circular painted tray decorated with flowers and a blue bird (possibly a peacock); background: black; other colors use: green, yellow, blue, grayish white, pink and white; pink faded; several cracks where pain has come away from wood; back is brown; 2 stamps reading, "Casa Cavillo Lacas Apartado 17 Uruapan, Michoacan" and price tag reading $35 dollars. 54.9 cm diameter. Native name: batea; from verb "batear" which means to mix; mixing container. Materials: wood; style of work is "embutido". Designs first scratched onto wood, then painted over with background color. Then, that color removed and filled with design colors. Context of use: purchased by collectors at a garage sale. Name implies originally used as a mixing container or could also have been used as a tray, but most likely a decorative item.

Lacquered tray

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Lacquered tray

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Hearst Museum object titled Leggings, accession number 2-64958a,b, described as Knitted in black yarn.

Leggings

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Hearst Museum object titled Mat, accession number 2-64946, described as Two Gray Hills style; carded beige ground with white and yellow-beige geometric designs; white inner border with bifurcated black design extending from black outer border.

Mat

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Hearst Museum object titled Mat, accession number 2-64947, described as Two Gray Hills style; beige center with series of white diamonds and white right angle design border; next carded grey then umber in step design into white inner border and then black outer border. Handspun wool.

Mat

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Rattle

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Hearst Museum object titled Rug, accession number 2-64949, described as Brown ground with triangles and parallelograms in white, grey and light purple; small grey diamond in center; yellow stripe top and bottom. Handspun wool.

Rug

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legacy documentation40 objects
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Jean Moss19 objects
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Angora wool1 objects
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4.1 Dwellings and Furnishings16 objects
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7.2 Sound Communication3 objects
8.3 For Manufacturing3 objects
5.7 Objects made for sale, souvenirs, models, and reproductions1 objects

S1980-1981 #58: University of California, Davis (April 3, 1981–September 12, 1981)2 objects

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