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Start Over Object class Pipe bowls Donor William A. Setchell
Hearst Museum object titled Opium pipe bowl, accession number 9-582, described as opium pipe with bowl of moulded pottery; ('i-hsing ware'); red ceramic bowl w/ concave edges w/ decorative Chinese characters; diam. 6 cm.; stem: [still apparently at Weaverville on loan - see S-67-68#105]. [handwritten on card: NOT FOUND (1987)]
Hearst Museum object titled Pipe bowl, accession number 7-1342, described as Terracotta pipe bowl; boat.
Hearst Museum object titled Pipe bowl, accession number 7-1340, described as Terracotta pipe bowl; “pine cone” bowl.
Hearst Museum object titled Pipe bowl, accession number 7-1328, described as Clay head pipe bowl; female head; unglazed; molded.
Hearst Museum object titled Pipe bowl, accession number 7-1343, described as Terracotta pipe bowl; tall bowl.
Hearst Museum object titled Pipe bowl, accession number 9-639, described as Carved wood Chinese pipe bowl; human figure
Hearst Museum object titled Pipe bowl, accession number 7-1291, described as Ceramic, white, one side stamped "CAFE" the other "M & T HOHR
Hearst Museum object titled Pipe bowl, accession number 7-1345, described as Terracotta pipe bowl; plain bowl.
Hearst Museum object titled Pipe bowl, accession number 7-1355, described as Black clay pipe bowl; plain bowl.
Hearst Museum object titled Pipe bowl, accession number 9-635, described as Carved wood Chinese pipe bowl; bird design

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