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Hearst Museum object titled Abacus, accession number 9-20400, described as Abaus, wood, black; ivory cross bead divider; morticed corners.

Hearst Museum object titled Basket, accession number 9-20369a,b, described as letter box, bamboo, woven; well-patinated, brown with age; rectangular, with rounded corners; date: early 1900’s

Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Bowl, accession number 9-20385a-g, described as Dishes (5), ceramic, porcelain, Imari; petal shaped with scalloped edges; 12 radiating panels of geometric and floral designs; traditional Imari colors; f) box, wood, pegged corners; g) lid, wood, square; Date 1930’s

Hearst Museum object titled Box, accession number 9-20370a-c, described as Box, wood, cinnabar, lacquer, rectangular; three-part; a) bottom, with continuous decoration on lid; black interior; b) lid decorated with carved peacock and peonies on rock, set in quadrifoil surrounded by peonies; c) movable partition, black; date: late 19th Century

Hearst Museum object titled Box, accession number 9-20375a,b, described as Letter box, 2-piece, paper; covered with red crepe silk; blue and tan marbled paper lining; rectangular, with rounded corners; a) bottom; b) lid, with two couched white/pink flowers and green leaves; Date: 1930’s

Hearst Museum object titled Card, accession number 9-20402, described as Calligraphy; on cardboard, two sided; abstract design in white, brown, and green design and running calligraphy on side, calligraphy only on other. Poem dedicated to donor when she spoke at Nishiyama Girl’s School.

Hearst Museum object titled Clasp, accession number 9-20388, described as In a purple jewelry box with 9-20387 and a bag of stringed beads.

Hearst Museum object titled Container and lid, accession number 9-20396a,b, no description available.

Hearst Museum object titled Cup, accession number 9-20383a, described as Tea set, ceramic, earthenware; a-e) cups (5), light grey, crackled glaze; round; brown rim and quickly brushed flowers; embossed seal on bottom; f) teapot; round body, short spout, twig handle; floral design; g) recessed lid; h) box, wood; pegged corners, signed; i) lid; twig handle broken, repaired by owner with copper wire. flowers on tea cups represent Four Seasons. Date: circa 1930’s. A gift to donor’s mother.

Hearst Museum object titled Cup, accession number 9-20397, described as tea cup, ceramic, earthenware; cylindrical, with foot; gray glaze with two rows of dark red brush strokes encircling body; H. 7.7 cm x rim dia 7.8 cm.

Hearst Museum object titled Abacus, accession number 9-20400, described as Abaus, wood, black; ivory cross bead divider; morticed corners.

Abacus

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Hearst Museum object titled Basket, accession number 9-20369a,b, described as letter box, bamboo, woven; well-patinated, brown with age; rectangular, with rounded corners; date: early 1900’s

Basket

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Bowl

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Hearst Museum object titled Box, accession number 9-20370a-c, described as Box, wood, cinnabar, lacquer, rectangular; three-part; a) bottom, with continuous decoration on lid; black interior; b) lid decorated with carved peacock and peonies on rock, set in quadrifoil surrounded by peonies; c) movable partition, black; date: late 19th Century

Box

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Hearst Museum object titled Box, accession number 9-20375a,b, described as Letter box, 2-piece, paper; covered with red crepe silk; blue and tan marbled paper lining; rectangular, with rounded corners; a) bottom; b) lid, with two couched white/pink flowers and green leaves; Date: 1930’s

Box

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Hearst Museum object titled Card, accession number 9-20402, described as Calligraphy; on cardboard, two sided; abstract design in white, brown, and green design and running calligraphy on side, calligraphy only on other. Poem dedicated to donor when she spoke at Nishiyama Girl’s School.

Card

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Hearst Museum object titled Clasp, accession number 9-20388, described as In a purple jewelry box with 9-20387 and a bag of stringed beads.

Clasp

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Hearst Museum object titled Container and lid, accession number 9-20396a,b, no description available.

Container and lid

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Hearst Museum object titled Cup, accession number 9-20383a, described as Tea set, ceramic, earthenware; a-e) cups (5), light grey, crackled glaze; round; brown rim and quickly brushed flowers; embossed seal on bottom; f) teapot; round body, short spout, twig handle; floral design; g) recessed lid; h) box, wood; pegged corners, signed; i) lid; twig handle broken, repaired by owner with copper wire. flowers on tea cups represent Four Seasons. Date: circa 1930’s. A gift to donor’s mother.

Cup

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Hearst Museum object titled Cup, accession number 9-20397, described as tea cup, ceramic, earthenware; cylindrical, with foot; gray glaze with two rows of dark red brush strokes encircling body; H. 7.7 cm x rim dia 7.8 cm.

Cup

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