Collector: George H. Kerr / Loans: S1988-1989 #6: Museum of Craft and Folk Art (San Francisco) (August 30, 1988–November 9, 1988) - Hearst Museum Portal Search Results

Start Over Collector George H. Kerr Loans S1988-1989 #6: Museum of Craft and Folk Art (San Francisco) (August 30, 1988–November 9, 1988)

Hearst Museum object titled Incense burner, accession number 9-12659a,b, described as Incense burner with lid; porcelain, light blue shiny glaze, a) burner base: bowl shaped, sitting on 2.0 cm foot with sand adhering, two flat, vertical handles attached to burner rim, handle tops extend 1.3 cm beyond burner rim, each handle decorated with three holes in center and two incised lines around edge, wide rim at top of burner, b) lid: domed, five sided knob with holes in each side on top, four trigrams and four sets of three holes cut through lid, inside lid stained with smoke, a) base - 13.7 cm diameter 10.0 cm. high (at handles), b) lid - 9.8 cm diameter

Hearst Museum object titled Stand, accession number 9-12650, described as Rectangular footed ceremonial rice cake stand of heavy white porcelain, glazed, slightly concave rectangular top with notched corners and incised line running around inside edge. Base is a slightly flaring high cylinder foot, foot has two cracks, shiny white glaze, glaze worn at center and edge, base has four characters brushed in underglaze blue in underneath center base 5.8 cm high, 16.0 cm. diameter. Stand is approx. 10 3/4 x 10 3/4” x 3 3/4” high (approx. 27.5 cm x 27.0 cm x 9.5 cm)

Hearst Museum object titled Water dropper, accession number 9-12670, described as Water dropper; porcelain, flat top with hexagonal flat sides, flat unglazed base, top has center hole and side hole at angle of two sides, one corner chipped, translucent white glaze, underglaze blue brushed in geometric linear decoration on top, wavy blue line in underglaze blue on each side, glaze worn at corners. 2 1/2” (5.8 cm) diameter, 1” (2.5 cm) high.