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Hearst Museum object titled Aqua glass bottle, accession number 1-160878, described as Complete pale aqua glass ink or glue bottle, almost complete. Evidence of a three part mold. Hand finished lip. No maker's mark.

Hearst Museum object titled Aqua glass bottle, accession number 1-160877, described as 1 pale aqua glass ink or glue bottle, complete. Three part mold. Hand finished lip. Maker's mark ebossed on bottom "Carter(?)...".

Hearst Museum object titled Aqua glass bottle, accession number 1-160883, described as 1 small aqua bottle, complete. Shoe polish. Enclosed note reads "dye? RU". Enclosed remnants of a sponge applicator.

Hearst Museum object titled Architectural element, accession number 1-160724, described as Plaster ornament fragment

Hearst Museum object titled Architectural element, accession number 1-160726, described as White plaster, mold-made architectural decoration component of acanthus and oak leaves of a composite capital or similar.

Hearst Museum object titled Architectural element, accession number 1-160727, described as Fragment of a large mold-made white plaster architectural decoration of a relief basket-work element.

Hearst Museum object titled Architectural element, accession number 1-160729, described as Fragment of a mold-made, whit plaster architectural decoration in the form of a pinecone, with rusted iron spike for attachment.

Hearst Museum object titled Architectural element, accession number 1-160728, described as Fragment of mold-made, cream plaster, architectural decoration of a volute to a capital of one of the classical orders.

Hearst Museum object titled Architectural element, accession number 1-160650, described as Fragment of a large mold-made plaster architectural element representing a pinecone or similar.

Hearst Museum object titled Architectural element, accession number 1-160722, described as one fragment of an iron reinforced mold cast architectural element topped with a cast of an acorn