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Start Over Accession number Acc.1988 Loans S1970-1971 #147: University of Washington (June 23, 1971–October 8, 1971)
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Belt buckle, accession number 7-5138a,b, described as Women's metal belt buckle (pafti); copper plated with silver; red and green glass beads in raised settings; stamped rosette design no each half of buckle; 13.5 cm. dia.
Hearst Museum object titled Coffee pot, accession number 7-5165, described as Coffee pot (džezve); copper plated with tin on inside and outside; iron handle; engraved geometric designs on body; pouring lip; 18 cm long
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Head ornament, accession number 7-5134, described as Woman's silver head ornament (tas za na glava 0 "bowl for the head"); tax stamp on top and underneath; Near Eastern coins pendant from rim (one coin is European); 12.4 cm diameter. Worn on head by young married women as ornament. Hair is arranged in a special fashion. Tas is placed on top over a cushion of cloth. A thin kerchief is tied over all. Used for first time at wedding. Used subsequently on special festivals. Worn in many villages in Northwestern Macedonia and Kossovo-Metohija. Made by silversmith during Turkish period.
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Metal bowl, accession number 7-5133a,b, described as a) Metal bowl with b) lid; (saan so kapak); bowl is brass plated with tin; olid is copper plated with tin and has engraved floral motif on top; rim of bowl is notched; bowl diameter 18.6 cm; lid diameter 15.8 cm. In daily use by entire household as a serving, eating and food storage vessel. Probably not orinally made as a set. Now only rarely used. About 1850-1900. Made by professional craftsman, bakardzija.
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Pottery bowl, accession number 7-5175, described as Pottery bowl (čanak, or kalenica); footed; outcurved rim; tan glaze with yellow circular designs; 20.7 cm max. dia.
Hearst Museum object titled Pottery brandy jug, accession number 7-5173, described as Pottery brandy jug (bardače-kukla - "figurine-jug"); female figure holding spout; single handle in back; brown glaze with yellow design; 16 cm height
Hearst Museum object titled Pottery censer, accession number 7-5155, described as Pottery censer (temjanivče - dialect; or Kadilnica - literary Macedonian); boy holding perforated bowl; handle on back; yellow glaze, 15 cm high

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