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Hearst Museum object titled Handle, accession number 8-85, described as Bronze handle; T-shape, side broken off; goose head at top, human head at bottom; 5 5/8’’ long

Hearst Museum object titled Handle, accession number 8-87, described as Bronze handle; V-shape; may be a set with 8-86; 4 3/8’’ wide

Hearst Museum object titled Lace, accession number 7-815, described as Lace, ecru linen; 1.1 m x 86 cm

Hearst Museum object titled Lekythos, accession number 8-35, described as Attic black-figure lekythos; Herakles and Cretan Bull, with three figures of Iolaos (?), each carrying a club and mantle; in field, suspended in foiliage, Herakles club and mantle (at 1.), his bow and quiver (at r.); above, four rows of dicing; below, two rows; on shoulder, tongues, complex of seven palmettes. Once in Brussels in the Somzée Collection.

Hearst Museum object titled Plate, accession number 8-13, described as Apulian Red-figure plate; intact, save for chips in foot and rim; much of reddened surface peeled off; everted lip, low foot in 2 degrees, buff clay, reddened; exterior black; interior: head of woman, with sakkos, earring, & necklace, to left; details in white; tondo framed by wave pattern & white lotus chain; black strokes in rim. Once in Brussels in the Somzée Collection.

Hearst Museum object titled Trefoil oinochoe, accession number 8-8, described as Attic Red-figure oinochoe; on shoulder: enclosed tingue pattern; below figures; egg pattern; nude youth with strigil standing to right, between two draped youths facing inward; figure on r. with aryballos suspended from one hand. Once in Brussels in the Somzée Collection.

Hearst Museum object titled Tumbler (reproduction), accession number 8-112, described as Gilt edge tumbler, depression (modern reproduction of Roman glass).