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Start Over Object class Miniature (size attribute) Loans S1929: Los Angeles Natural History Museum (May 1929–1945)
Hearst Museum object titled Collar, accession number 8-1227, described as Bronze hollow collar (?); circular; possible body fragment to miniature bronze vessel
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Miniature lekythion, accession number 8-3104, described as Miniature lekythion; handle and neck gone; black with wide body zone of black net on red. --check
Hearst Museum object titled Miniature stamnos, accession number 8-3090, described as Miniature stamnos; black; broken ears vertical.
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Miniature stamnos, accession number 8-3091, described as Miniature stamnos; pink, steep rim.
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Miniature stamnos, accession number 8-3088, described as Miniature stamnos; brown coat. one arch ear gone.
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Miniature stamnos, accession number 8-3089, described as Miniature stamnos; black; one lift handle gone, the other half gone.
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Miniature stamnos, accession number 8-3092, described as Miniature stamnos; black; tall and wide, black, gray and brown.
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Plates, accession number 8-3051, described as Twenty-nine high foot platelets; miniature dishes and vessels served at Eleusis, another sanctuary of Ceres-Demeter, for show-offerings of tithes, commonly crop or vintage hundredths: wheat, barley, rye, beans, olives, peas, oil, wine, etc., It is probably that these miniature dishes were used so in the lifetimes of the persons with whose bodies they were found buried
Hearst Museum object titled Terracotta object, accession number 8-3105, described as Six miniature pitchers; gray, buff and brown.
Hearst Museum object titled Terracotta object, accession number 8-3106, described as Three miniature pitchers; angle shoulder, buff and red-gray.

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