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Hearst Museum object titled Jar and lid, accession number 5-7884a,b, described as Native name: Ebur Milk pot with cover; a) Pot; carved from one piece of wood; elongated globular shape; flat base; sides decorated with burned incised lines; bottom covered with hide; braided hide strap attached; b) hide cover; height: 34.5 cm; diameter 19 cm Used by men and women to hold milk or ghi Made by men
Hearst Museum object titled Jar and lid, accession number 9-13482a,b, described as Covered food jar, loop handles; ceramic, glazed; green, black; 6.5" high, with lid, 3" base; Four small projections spaced around jar. pierced to hold rope. Jan. 1965 - Condition good.
Hearst Museum object titled Jar and lid, accession number 9-13439a,b, described as jar, w/ cover; ceramic. squat globular shape w/ short neck-mouth rim. cut off concave base. lid (b) flat dome shape w/ short cylinder mouth-tongue; mold-pressed circular 'Shou' character on top. blue-green flambe glaze on both pcs. brown glazed interior. chip on side of (b). all surfaces sticky w/ oil. H. (a) 9.8 cm.; max Dia. 12.5 cm., H. (b) 2.7 cm. Dia 1.8 cm.
Hearst Museum object titled Jar and lid, accession number 7-7726a,b, no description available.
Hearst Museum object titled Jar and lid, accession number 9-13441a,b, described as Jar with lid (b), Ceramic: small globular jar, with tiny neck-rim, recessed foot. Spotted yellow-ochre crackled glaze on exterior including foot. rim; blue-green interior. Black ink character (character reads 'virtue') on un-glazed base. Lid (b) is a dome-hat shape with horizontal flange, tiny finial and small press-molded medallion with berry motif. Yellow glaze. Same character on unglazed underside. H (a) 9.5 cm; max Dia. 11.7cm; H (b) 3.5cm, Dia 7.1 cm Ceramic, wheel-thrown, Lid (b) press-molded. Yellow and blue-green glazes.
Hearst Museum object titled Jar and lid, accession number 9-16681a,b, described as Jar, Satsuma (a) with (b) lid. (a) Jar exterior with flowers (pink, orange, white, green, blue, yellow) outlined in gold; bottom rim has black and gold band with gold nodules; interior has 2 polychrome butterflies. diameter 6cm. (b) decorated with similar flowers and band, interior with 3 butterflies. diameter 6cm.
Hearst Museum object titled Jar and lid, accession number 6-19783a,b, described as Tall stone vessel with lid, fragmentary.
Hearst Museum object titled Jar and lid, accession number 6-6894a,b, described as Alabaster (a) squat rimless jar bulging sharply at middle; least diameter: 3 cm; greatest diameter: 8 cm; height: 5 cm; (b) lid, broken; diameter: 6 cm.
Hearst Museum object titled Jar and lid, accession number 9-13440a,b, described as Night lamp with cover; ceramic. Lamp (a) has small wick holder bowl on tall narrow cylinder pedestal which flares at bottom to wide tripod base with short vertical inner lip (for cover). Very short square feet attached to flat bottom. Cover (b) is a wide cylinder with flat top with small knob attached. 1.3 cm hole drilled through top near side; small 'coin' design pierced through side beneath hole on top. (b) fits over lip of (a) to rest on flat rim. Glossy green glaze on wick holder and pedestal of (a) and top and side of (b). Rim and bottom of (a) and interior of (b) not glazed. Many pin-holes in surface of glaze. H (a) 8.3cm; max Dia. 11.2 cm; H (b) 10.8cm, Dia. 10.8cm Ceramic, fine grain buff clay, wheel thrown. Green glaze Night lamp, cover, wick holder. Cylindrical cover with knob fits over base having mushroom-like burner and three small feet. Mended.
Hearst Museum object titled Jar and lid, accession number 5-6886a,b, described as Native name: Ebur Milk pot with cap; a) Pot; carved from one piece of wood; elongated globular shape; flat base; bottom covered with leather; braided leather strap; b) Leather cap; height: 33cm, diameter: 17cm Used by women to store milk, honey Made by men

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