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Hearst Museum object titled Coffee pot, accession number 7-9087a,b, described as Coffee pot w/ cover, Rosso Antico ware (red stoneware w/ black bas-reliefs); a. coff pot: Diana (?) (Greek: Artemis) w/ deer facing woman w/ hawk and wreath; another scene shows a standing woman holding vase on tray facing another standing woman holding branch and basket; tree either side of handle which has limb below; tip of spout damaged; b. lid badly damaged and knob is not original; alternating acanthus leaves and long stemmed floral designs; Impressed marks on underside of pot are "WEDGEWOOD" and "FIY" F-February, I-potter, Y-1870; glazed interior; A: Height: 14, Width/breadth: 17, Depth: 10cm. B: Height: 5.5cm, Diameter: 8cm.

Hearst Museum object titled Cream jug, accession number 7-9082, described as Cream jug, black basalt stoneware; acanthus in relief below "spout" and at base of handle; glazed interior; "WEDGWOOD" impressed into body on underside; Height: 8cm, Width/breadth: 15cm, Depth: 10cm

Hearst Museum object titled Jug, accession number 7-9086, described as Jug w/ missing lid, blue jasper w/ white bas reliefs; one scene shows "Three Dancing Graces," other shows a helmeted warrior and a Nike, between them a statue of Athena around whose pedestal a serpernt is twined; single handle; two metal pins below rim to hold missing lid; damaged spout; encircling floral bands above and below bas reliefs; "WEDGEWOOD ENGLAND" and number impressed on underside; glazed interior; Height: 11.5 cm, Width/breadth: 12 cm, Diameter: 10 cm

Hearst Museum object titled Pitcher, accession number 7-9083, described as Pitcher; green jasper with white. has reliefs; one scene shows Persephone w/ cornucopia facing Juno w/ peacock; other scene shows two women, child, and lamb ("Material Affection"); grape frieze encircling band below rim; "WEDGEWOOD ENGLAND 36" incised on underside; glazed interior; Height: 12 cm, Width: 11.5 cm, Diameter: 9 cm

Hearst Museum object titled Plate, accession number 7-1886, described as Plate; porcelain; scalloped round edge with basket weave band on interior circumference edge; hand painted bright polychromed exotic bird and foliage motifs; Gold Anchor mark of Chelsea factory on base; diameter: 25.5 cm.

Hearst Museum object titled Plate, accession number 7-1824, described as Dark blue printed Staffordshire: plate 10'' dia. English country scene, scroll and trees border; impressed on bottom: "Adams Warrented Staffordshire" encircling eagle; mark on bottom in blue; scratched remark on boottom: "Hay 300

Hearst Museum object titled Plate, accession number 7-1883, described as painted soft-paste (?) : 9'' dia. plate; floral design in polychrome; painter's signature in purple on bottom: " (the shape of a triangle tent and a rope around it)", "EJ"; maker unknown

Hearst Museum object titled Plate, accession number 7-1798, described as Tortoiseshell - like Glaze Staffordshire: 9 1/2'' deep plate, raised frill on wide flat border. Maker unknown

Hearst Museum object titled Plate, accession number 7-1822, described as Dark blue printed Staffordshire: plate 10'' dia.; pattern with Gothic church in background, people in foreground, floral border; bottom mark in dark blue; flower and scroll reading: "Retalks Portugal"; maker unknown

Hearst Museum object titled Plate, accession number 7-1823, described as Dark blue printed Staffordshire: plate 10''dia.; view with classical ruins, scroll border; impressed: "rogers" on bottom