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Start Over Media available legacy documentation Collection place Northeastern United States Collector Phoebe Apperson Hearst
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Bag, accession number 2-9371, described as Shoulder bag of cloth-backed velvet; edged with lama braid; loomed beadwork sewn on bag and shoulder strap; floral overlay beading and beaver track design on edges. Yarn tassels on bottom.
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Beaker, accession number 2-45104, described as Beaker; sterling silver; circular with four corners; top has horizontal band of half sunflowers, wavy lines engraves around top; herald engraves in center with initials HB; base touchmark REVERE. Height: 9 cm; top diameter: 8 cm. Crafted between 1790-1818.
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Candleholder, accession number 2-45103a-c, described as a. candlestick, sterling, chamber stick type, shallow bowl base with stick holder in middle, loop type handle attached to side of base b. candle snuffer; conical fitted into handle c. candle stick cutter; scissor type, fits into stick holder, engraved monogram on handle EKP, base touch mark J & I Cox and W.O
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Candlestick, accession number 2-45102a-c, described as a) Candlestick; sterling; chamberstick type; shallow bowl with stick holder in middle; loop type handle attached to side of base; b) candle snuffer; conical; fitted into handle; c) sandle stick cutter; scissor type; fits into stick holder; engraves monogram on handle EKP; base touch mark J & I Cox and W.F; diameter 16.5 cm ca. 1830-1844
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Cap, accession number 2-8658, described as Beaded cap, with 2 pleats, crescent shaped. Folded and flattened when not worn; worn black velvet ground with elaborate varicolored beadwork in floral design; some sequins; trimmed at top with metallic cordage; fragmentary blue ribbon at back. Glass seed beads, silk ribbon.
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Chest, accession number 2-45106a,b, described as Chest-on-chest; mahogany; 18th century; Chippendale style; two separately constructed chests combined with pedimetal accouterments added; nine drawers; 17 brass bail-type drawer pulls; 7 brass key escutcheons; steel locks; closed bonnet top with broken scroll pediment; 3/4 voluted pilaster centerpiece surmounted by finial of fluted urn-shape; original condition; height 218 cm; width at center 103 cm
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Creamer, accession number 2-45105, described as Creamer; sterling; oval style; bulbous with oval base; applied reeded handle with stylized shell on top end exterior; horizontal band of half sunflower, wavy lines engraved around top; engraved fluting around base; base touch mark REVERE. Associated maroon bag "San Francisco Jewelers".
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Medal, accession number 2-34053, described as Commemorative medal; View of the Signing of the Declaration of Independence; “Declaration of Independence, Philadelphia, 1776”; hole drilled in top Reverse description: Views of 3 buildings at the Exhibition; “Centennial Exhibition, 1876, Memorial Hall, Main Exhibition Building, Horticulture Hall” Content: tin?, 43.60 grams
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Medal, accession number 2-34054, described as Commemorative medal; “International Exhibition”; from the Centennial Exhibition, View of Liberty Reverse description: “First in War, First in Peace, First in the Hearts of his Countrymen.”; bust of George Washington surrounded by a rind of cherubs, and an eagle Bronze; 66.11 grams
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Plate, accession number 7-307, described as Colonial plate, pink; farmhouse, man and horse foreground. Bottom marked: "The residence of the Late Richard Jordan. New Jersey." Quaker preacher and anti-slavery activist Richard Jordan (1756-1826), on his farm near present-day Camden, as sketched toward the end of his life by his friend William Mason. Manufactured by Joseph Heath & Co

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